The bands mostly concentrated on their recording contracts at this point – in late 1996 Hollywood released a heavily remixed single "Apocalypse Kiss". Hollywood's Hannah Edgren was spotted (by Dickon Edwards) fronting a new band in 1998 and she and Stacey Leigh would later reunite as Fubar. Plastic Fantastic – having previously released the Eno-influenced "Fantastique no.5" - recorded two albums' worth of tracks which were never released due to a dispute with Mercury over the mix of planned second single "Plastic World." In 1997, Stuart Miller dissolved Plastic Fantastic and revived his old band Supercharger. Sexus, who had also released a second single '"The Official End Of It All" and recorded an album "The Boyfriend Olympics", similarly fell out with ZTT over the mix of planned third single "How Do You Kiss". After the fallout, they were frozen into inactivity due to a dispute with management with ZTT but would eventually re-emerge in 2002 as the Psychodelicates with a download/mail order album "Psychodelicates Go Adventuring".