Following the release of the album, the group were still not completely satisfied with the attitude of their record company, and instead decided to leave. This time, instead of moving to one of the other burgeoning UK hip hop labels, they decided to finance their own recordings, as they had with the original "Untitled" (???, 1989) single. This led to the "Crazy Mad Flow/Retrocide" (Little Rascool, 1993) single and the album "Access Denied: Bullshit and Politics Pt 1" (Little Rascool, 1996). These releases weren't as well received or as broadly distributed as their previous releases, and proved to be the group's last recordings.