"Wild Things" (an early 1995 experimental workout track) were recorded for the planned album The Boyfriend Olympics. By the end of their time with ZTT, the band intended to remix these for release to a more guitar-based sound. "Doing The Right Thing" "16 Is a Dangerous Age" "Good Boy Gone Bad" "Boyfriend in the Hospital" "The Town Where No-one Gets Off" "Unrepentant" "Wild Things" In June 2021, two tracks from the Psychodelicates' 2002 album Psychodelicates Go Adventuring - , "Angels Know My Name" and "Psychodelica" - were remastered and reissued on Spotify under the Sexus bandname, followed by the full album shortly afterwards. Hollywood Single: "Apocalype Kiss" (Mother Records, MUMCD 79, 1996) "Apocalypse Kiss" (plus remixes) Promo cassette 1995: "Lights Camera Revolution" (first version) "Bored Stupid" "Lost in Moscow 3am" "Apocalypse Kiss" (first version) "Kung Fu Bitch" "Tuning Into Search Control" "Last Train to London" "Black Champagne" "Statuesque" "50 Ways to Kill Your Lover" "Positive/Negative (And The Grey Connection)" Plastic Fantastic Single: "Fantastique No.5" (Mercury – PFCD 001 1996) - UK #94 "Fantastique No.5" "Titled" Also included remixes of lead track Downloads: The following Plastic Fantastic songs, unreleased during the band's lifetime, were posted to the band's official YouTube Plastic Fantastic '96 YouTube Channel and Soundcloud accounts by guitarist/keyboard player Shadric Toop between 2016 and 2019. Songs marked with an asterisk were previously uploaded by Nugent to the This Is Romo website circa 2002. "Plastic World" * "My Friend's Electric" * "Jesus Loves That Rock 'N Roll" * "Godzilla Versus the Mighty Quaalude" * "Obsession" "Dripping On You" "Future Is" "21st Century Lobster" "Elvis Played Disco" "Cadillac Attack" "Bitter Tales Of An Englishman" "Some Kind Of A Hell" (aka "Blood Flowers") "How The West Was Won" "Hex" "Siegfried Follies" "Do You No. 6" "Making The Most Of Your Bedroom" "Different Ways To Hurt Yourself" "Speaking To Dogs" "Seratonin" "Luna Landa" "Point Blank Mystery" Viva Downloads: The following Viva tracks were uploaded by Nugent to the This Is Romo website circa 2002. "Now" (Marc Almond/ Neal X version) "The Devil You Love" "We Want Everything" "Girl Racer" Further Viva tracks were posted by the band to an official posthumous Myspace account in the late 2000s: (The three songs marked with an asterisk are from a May 1997 recording session and reflect a move by the band away from their Romo-era sound towards heavier guitar rock): "Now" (Pete Schwier version) "Heaven" "Skyscrapers"