The follow-up, "King in a Catholic Style (Wake Up)", was a Top 20 UK single at No. 19, but it would prove to be the band's last substantial hit. A third release from the album, "You Did Cut Me", stalled at UK No. 54 but reached the Top 30 in Ireland. They simultaneously released a video compilation, "Showbiz Absurd". In 1986, the band collaborated with producers Clive Langer and Alan Winstanley (who worked with Madness) on "What Price Paradise", which included "Arizona Sky", the album's first single release and another Australian hit. All the band were now credited as songwriters. A second single from the album, "Best Kept Secret", made UK No. 36 in early 1987 and reached the Top 20 in Ireland. It was to be the band's final Top 40 hit single. The five-piece band worked with Becker once more on 1989's "Diary of a Hollow Horse", which earned critical acclaim though little commercial success. It fared slightly better than its predecessor, making the UK Top 60, and spawned the singles "St Saviour Square" and "Red Letter Day", both achieving the lower reaches of the UK Singles Chart. Becker produced most of the album's tracks, but this time was not credited as an official band member. The band's last studio album, "Warped by Success", was released in 1994, following the band's parting of ways with the Virgin label. The album produced their final studio chart single, "Everyday the Same", which briefly edged into the UK Top 100. The band was now once again a duo of Daly and Lundon, although Johnson and Wilkinson were both amongst the session musicians employed in the recording of the album. In 1995 they released a live unplugged album and video entitled "Acoustically Yours". This featured a live version of "Black Man Ray", and also saw a brief return for Johnson, McNeill, and Wilkinson. Since 1992, there have been four compilation albums of their work for the UK and US markets and three live DVDs. The first of these, entitled "Collection: The Very Best of China Crisis", made the Top 40 in the UK Albums Chart in 1990. On 17 July 1999, drummer Kevin Wilkinson committed suicide by hanging himself at the age of 41. Wilkinson had played with a wide variety of bands including The Waterboys, Fish, The Proclaimers, Squeeze and with Howard Jones. In 2000, Daly contributed a track to a tribute compilation to Wilkinson, "Green Indians".