A Town Called Panic in a 15 or 30-minute block. A spinoff animated feature film called "A Town Called Panic" was completed in Spring 2009 and debuted at the Cannes Film Festival in May of the same year. "A Town Called Panic" is seen worldwide on channels such as ABC Rollercoaster in Australia, Nicktoons Network in the United States, EBS in South Korea, and Teletoon in Canada, and is available online at Atom Films. In the UK, "A Town Called Panic" aired on Nickelodeon. Much of the characters and scenery were later recycled for the Cravendale Milk adverts (2007–2010) using a Pirate, a Cow
A New Form of Beauty was a four-song 12" EP consisting of "Beast (Seven Bastard Suck)" on one side, and three tracks on the other side, subtitled "The Slow Children". The final musical installment in the series, "A New Form of Beauty 4" (1982), was a cassette release consisting of "Din Glorious", a mixture of previous "A New Form of Beauty" tracks and taped sounds recorded at the "A New Form of Beauty 5" exhibition at the Douglas Hyde Gallery at Trinity College, Dublin on 8 November 1981. The project also included two additional pieces, the unpublished book "A New Form of Beauty 6" and