The disgraced musician, who is a qualified vet, was found guilty of five charges by the Royal College of Veterinary Surgeons (RCVS) disciplinary committee after filming himself engaging in sexual activities with a horse and a dog.

The drummer, who will not serve jail time for the crimes, was immediately dropped from quartet's line-up. The 4130s want completely distance themselves from the controversy and have vowed to re-record their debut album 'Over The Bars' and their latest release 'One For The Road' with a new drummer.

They will donate proceeds from copies sold to the Royal Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals (RSPCA) charity. The punkrock band posted the following message on Facebook:

"We have decided to re-record the new album. Copies of the first album we have and the second album we will soon be getting will still be sold and all the money will be donated to the RSPCA. If any good from the recent ongoings can happen, we truly hope it's this."