The video for the single was filmed and edited by Terry Stephens. Lusty continued working on his debut solo album, completing production in the later part of 2012. The second single, "Country Bumpkin", was released 21 January 2013. The video was again filmed and produced by Terry Stephens, and was released 14 January 2013. The album "Public Mental Breakdown" was released in February 2013 as a 13 track free download via Lusty's website. A third video was taken from the album Bad Places again filmed by Terry Stephens and starred Lusty and Sensi as TV detectives in a spoof of 1970s cop shows. January 2014 saw Lusty released brand new single 'Where Your At' which sampled Rakim in the chorus. The video featured British adult actress Michelle Thorne who played Lusty's therapist. A new album "Meet Uncle Splash" was released on both CD and download in February on Drive By Shouting, again with 13 tracks. Gigs with Pharorahe Monch, Akala and Ugly Duckling followed to promote it. In May 2014, a video for the album's first track "Just Like Me" was unveiled which featured friends and associates of Lusty. In June 2014, Lusty teamed up with Austrian producer and member of seminal electronica act Sofa Surfers to release the 4 track EP "For Gods Sake" on Fabrique records, A video for the track 'Terror' was released as an early taster as well as a video for 'Well' which was shot and recorded in Vienna and used to launch the EP. Markus asked Lusty to guest on the EP with him after remixing the Happy Martyr single. At the beginning of 2015 Lusty formed another band, Rats From A Sinking Ship with guitarist from Ilkeston Jamie Price. The idea was to form a hard sounding, hard hitting political band. Demo's were quickly turned into recordings and the debut album 'Rise As One' was released on 22 August 2015 on CD and download. Lusty's ninth studio album release. The band's live debut came at Cargo in London supporting Pop Will Eat Itself. Rats burst onto the scene with the anti war 'Kill one kill two' video. A song that was championed by legendary Philadelphia rapper Vinnie Paz who went on to make a cameo in the band's second video release 'No Nazi'  A third video was made from the album, this time for the title track which featured shocking clips of Police brutality. Gigs followed from Glasgow to Nottingham to Brighton, Sheffield, Gateshead, Canterbury, Manchester, Derby, Coventry, Swindon, Birmingham and the Great British Alternative festival in Skegness.