released their fifth and final album Let It Beard on August 2, 2011 Discography Solo studio albums: 1996 – Not in My Airforce (CD/LP) 1998 – Waved Out (CD/LP) 1999 – Kid Marine (CD/LP) 2004 – Fiction Man (CD/LP) 2006 – From a Compound Eye (CD/2xLP) 2006 – Normal Happiness (CD/LP) 2007 – Standard Gargoyle Decisions (CD/LP) 2007 – Coast to Coast Carpet of Love (CD/LP) 2008 – Superman Was a Rocker (CD/LP) 2008 – Robert Pollard Is Off to Business (CD/LP) 2009 – The Crawling Distance (CD/LP) 2009 – Elephant Jokes (CD/LP) 2010 – We All Got Out of the Army (CD/LP) 2010 – Moses on a Snail (CD/LP) 2011 – Space City Kicks (CD/LP) 2011 – Lord of the Birdcage (CD/LP) 2012 – Mouseman Cloud (CD/LP) 2012 – Jack Sells The Cow (CD/LP) 2013 – Honey Locust Honky Tonk (CD/LP) 2013 – Blazing Gentlemen (CD/LP) 2015 – Faulty Superheroes (CD/LP) 2016 – Of Course You Are (CD/LP) Other albums/EPs: 1999 – Speak Kindly of Your Volunteer Fire Department (with Doug Gillard) (CD/LP) 2001 – Choreographed Man of War (titled as: "Robert Pollard and the Soft Rock Renegades") (CD/LP) 2002 – The Tropic of Nipples (Complete soundtrack of the Tropic of Nipples)The Tropic of Nipples 2003 – Motel of Fools (CD/LP) 2004 – Edison's Demos original demos for the songs that became Earthquake Glue (CD/LP) 2005 – Music for 'Bubble' (CD EP/7") 2005 – Zoom (It Happens All Over The World) (CD EP/7") 2005 – Relaxation of the Asshole (spoken word) (LP) 2006 – Moon (live CD included with original mail orders of Normal Happiness) 2007 – Meet the King: Asshole 2 (LP – Yuk Yuk Motherfucker – Unofficial release) 2007 – Silverfish Trivia (CD/12" EP) 2008 – Weatherman and Skin Goddess (CD EP/12") 2017 – She Laughed I Left (7" Single – titled as: "Cash Rivers – She Laughed I Left") Other projects Fading Captain series During the mid-90s, in addition to GbV albums appearing annually, Pollard's prolificacy typically was vented onto innumerable singles, EPs, compilations and other side releases. However, once signed to a major label and constrained to the expectation of producing only a single album per 18 months, Pollard began the self-financed and released Fading Captain Series, a series of releases both under his own name, and a wide variety of pseudonyms. In addition to solo and archival releases, Pollard began collaborating with fellow musicians