seen. The Indelicates released a two-part recording of the musical through the Corporate Records website—the first part on 28 February 2011 and the second on 7 March. Recorded at Dean Street Studios by Keith TOTP, the release featured Simon, Julia and Alastair from the band, plus Mary Hampton, Chris Hodges, Sarah Pinkney, Laurie Penny and Michael Parker. Mikey Georgeson of David Devant and his Spirit Wife cameos. In 2015, Simon and Julia also created a children's show, Goblins Live, for which they made the puppets and set decoration, and which they performed at local venues. Paradise Rocks is a musical set in the 1960s "in the style of an Elvis movie" and is based on the 17th century epic poem Paradise Lost by John Milton. Written by Simon in 2014, the musical was not performed until 2018 owing to the logistical challenges involved. Unlike Book of Job: The Musical, Paradise Rocks required a larger number of actors, musicians and technicians. The Indelicates, with The Devil's Party Theatre Company, performed the musical at venues in the UK through 2019, including the Ledbury Poetry Festival, the Brighton Fringe festival and in London. For Fringe Review, Robin Manuell said that the musical was "the most all round entertaining show I have had the pleasure to see" and that the songs were "excellent". He also praised director Lex Lake and choreographer Roger Duncan for "the quality of the ensemble work". Manuell said that while the cast all had moments of excellence and the singing was of a high standard, during the performance he saw "not all the performers can keep this up all the time" and some were "patchy". He nevertheless concluded that Paradise Rocks was "an outstanding play and an outstanding production". Discography Albums American Demo – Weekender Records – April 2008 Songs for Swinging Lovers – Corporate Records – April 2010 David Koresh Superstar – Corporate Records – May 2011 Diseases of England – Corporate Records – 2013 Elevator Music – Corporate Records – 2015 Juniverbrecher – Corporate Records – 2017 Singles "We Hate the Kids" – Sad Gnome Records – July 2006 "Julia, We Don't Live in the '60s" – Weekender Records – July 2007 "Sixteen" – Weekender Records – October 2007 "America" – Weekender Records – March 2008 "The Recession Song" – Corporate Records – February 2009 "Something Going Down in Waco" – Corporate Records – 2011 "I Am Koresh"