The album was well-reviewed  and BBC Radio 2's Janice Long and BBC 6 Music's Phil Jupitus both played the album's lead track "Dive In". A second album for The OneThree was planned. Lusty had an album's worth of lyrics written, but Boz Boorer was unavailable as he was away on a world tour with Morrissey. Lusty and Gordon decided to put the lyrics to an alt, lo fi project called Loner Party. Again, Lusty provided the lyrics and vocals while Brett provided the music. The 14 tracks were released on the album "Protest Is Dead". The album was signed by Electronica label CCT Records and was released for download in May 2007. The Loner Party album was the last release Lusty made with Gordon. In September 2008, Lusty joined up with the 'mysterious' Buzz as Lusty And Buzz for a single called "Playin Dirty", a wry look at the pornographic film business. The video was even given credence by appearances from well-known established porn stars Lolly Badcock, Amber Leigh, Rio Mariah and Sensi. Lusty then teamed up with old friend and ex-Nightingales and Goldblade guitarist Peter Byrchmore. They combined Peter's love of punk and Lusty's love of hip hop to form Who Shot Who?, an alternative punk/rap project. The first single "Have You Seen Annette?" was released on Lusty's own label, Drive By Shouting Records. The video was shot by Terry Stephens and featured UK porn star Shay Hendrix. Gigs throughout the UK followed with bands 999, Anti Nowhere League, Sham 69, The Lurkers, Total Chaos and at the Nice and Sleazy Festival. The 13 track album "Onwards And Upwards" was released and tracks were played by Rodney Bigenheimer on legendary LA Radio station KROQ. Reviews followed in "Big Cheese" and "Rock Sound" magazine. A second single, "The Murder Of a Good Man", was released on download. The song was in tribute to the murdered weapons of mass destruction inspector, Dr. David Kelly. More gigs followed including ones in Dublin with Paranoid Visions and at the Bearded Theory Festival. Lusty and Byrchmore are both currently writing new material for the next Who Shot Who? album. Happy Martyr was born when Lusty and Boz Boorer finally found time to work on a second album together. The plan was to record some acoustic folk rap, a very stripped down affair inspired by a shared love of Johnny Cash, and which Boorer describes as "a MC fronting early Tyrannosaurus Rex."