Cope, McGrail, O'Sullivan, and Acoustika went on to form a new ten-piece Cope side project (also called Black Sheep) which included new cohorts such as drummer Antony "Antronhy" Hodgkinson, "Fat Paul" Horlick and former Universal Panzies leader Christophe F. To date, Black Sheep has generated two further albums, both released in 2009 – "Kiss My Sweet Apocalypse" and "Black Sheep at the BBC". 2009 also saw the release of a fourth Brain Donor album ("Wasted Fuzz Excessive") and a live Queen Elizabeth album " Hall", recorded in 2000.