saw a new wave of live concert activity and the release of My Chain. Stewart's writing on the album was compared to Brian Wilson, Michel Legrand, Ennio Morricone and even Alan Bennett. The line up was expanded by the arrival of Stewart's friend David Scott and new female vocalist Rachel Mackenzie (now Rachel Allison). The follow-up, 2007's Bee Stings, was influenced by classic girl group pop plus the mellow A & M sound of the late 1960s and early 1970s. Bee Stings features Allison singing lead on half the tracks including "Our Secret Life" co-written by Allison and former band member Norman Blake. A feature-length documentary called Serious Drugs – Duglas and the Music of BMX Bandits premiered at Glasgow Film Theatre as part of Glasgow Popfest 2011. Jim Burns, the producer/director, initially targeted film and music festivals before releasing a DVD/Blu-ray version of the film. Original group member Jim McCulloch re-joined the group and was Stewart's major writing partner on the next album release. BMX Bandits in Space was released on Elefant Records in 2012. The album also featured contributions from original BMX Bandit member Sean Dickson, Argentinian multi-instrumentalist Cineplexx and Japanese rock group Plectrum. Shortly after the album's release Rachel Allison departed the group. Chloe Philip, also a member of pop group TeenCanteen, joined in 2013 providing vocals, flute and keyboards. "BMX Bandits Forever" the group's tenth studio album was released by Elefant Records in May 2017. Stewart's main writing partner on this album was Stuart Kidd who rejoined the group in 2014. The album also contain a collaboration with Brian Jonestown Massacre leader Anton Newcombe. Duglas and multi instrumentalist Andrew Pattie have composed and recorded the soundtrack for the independent feature film Dreaded Light. The soundtrack will be released in 2022. The history of the BMX Bandits from 1986 to the early 1990s forms part of the 2017 documentary Teenage Superstars. Discography Albums Singles and EPs Compilations C86 Plus (1992 Vinyl Japan/Elefant) (compilation) 53rd and 3rd Years (1999 Avalanche) (compilation) On the Radio, 1986–1996 (2003 Vinyl Japan) (compilation) Serious Drugs – the Creation Years (2005 Castle) (best of... compilation) The Rise and Fall of BMX Bandits (2009 Elefant) Live Totally Groovy Live Experience (1989 Avalanche) Hidden Agenda (with Kim Fowley) (1997 Receiver) (without the group's blessing) Solo albums Duglas Stewart's Frankenstein (1996 Vinyl Japan) (solo album featuring contributions from other BMX Bandits) Members Over the years the