2007. Show Me How The Spectres Dance was released on 1 September 2006. "The Mourners of St Paul's" was voted the No. 1 single of 2006 by Channel 4's Planet Sound. Post Slowdown Family Following the disbanding of The Slowdown Family Frost discovered that Lavolta had become a part of Columbia Records, and his second album would be made for them. He travelled to New York to make the record with Victor Van Vugt at Chelsea's Stratosphere Sound. Upon completion of the album, Frost was dropped by Columbia near the end of 2008. However, he negotiated terms to leave the label with the master tapes of the album. The album, We Ain't Got No Money, Honey, But We Got Rain, was released in the UK on 28 September 2009 on Emperor Records, Frost's own label. It was titled after a poem of the same name by the poet, novelist, and short story writer Charles Bukowski. It contains several collaborations with singer-songwriter Ed Harcourt, including Your Hand in Mine, and a duet with Martha Wainwright. Radio sessions Frost has performed several live sessions for BBC network radio. On 13 February 2006 he appeared on Liz Kershaw's Radio 2 show as she stood in for Janice Long. On 28 August of the same year he appeared again on Radio 2, on the Mark Radcliffe show. Further sessions took place on digital station BBC 6 Music. Frost performed two sessions for the Marc Riley Show on 2 March 2009 and 17 February 2010 and also a session for Lauren Laverne on 21 January 2010. On 13 January 2007 Frost appeared on the Radio 3 arts show The Verb where he performed songs and was interviewed about his lyricism by poet Ian McMillan. With TOKOLOSH In 2011 Frost formed a collaborative side project called TOKOLOSH with brothers Christian and Nicky Madden of The Earlies, The Whip's Nathan Sudders and drummer Richard Young. Described by BBC 6 Music DJ Marc Riley as a supergroup, the band played numerous shows, with a debut gig at the historic John Rylands Library Reading Room in Manchester City Centre. On 13 December 2013 they provided support for I Am Kloot at the Manchester Apollo. In September 2014 they appeared at Festival No 6 playing an evening woodland gig and earlier that year they also released their debut album Stay Strong on the Jack To Phono label. Recent solo work