 The following year, they released their second album, "'76 Kids Forever", which they described as a "soap opera musical".The band continued for one final effort, 1990's "Ko-Opera" album, a very different proposition as they utilized contemporary dance beats to deconstruct early 90s consumerism.Sadly this was the swansong and the band split up soon after , with an unheard and unreleased album (minus Simon Childs) in the can.