– Waving at the Astronauts The Moping Swans (Robert Pollard, Greg Demos, Jim MacPherson and Tony Conley) 2005 – Lightninghead to Coffee Pot (12" EP/CD) Nightwalker (pseudonym for archival GbV recordings) 1999 – In Shop We Build Electric Chairs: Professional Music by Nightwalker 1984–1993 Phantom Tollbooth: 2003 – Beard of Lightning Psycho and the Birds: (Todd Tobias supplementing Pollard solo demos) 2006 – All That is Holy 2006 – Check Your Zoo (7" EP/CD) 2008 – We've Moved The Takeovers: (Robert Pollard and Chris Slusarenko) 2006 – Turn to Red 2007 – Bad Football Guided by Voices Inc. Ricked Wicky: (Kevin March, Nick Mitchell, Robert Pollard, Todd Tobias) 2015 – I Sell The Circus (LP – Guided by Voices Inc. – GBVi52) 2015 – Death Metal Kid (7", Single – Guided by Voices Inc. – GBVi53) 2015 – Mobility (7", Single – Guided by Voices Inc. – GBVi54) 2015 – Piss Face (7", Single – Guided by Voices Inc. – GBVi55) 2015 – King Heavy Metal (LP – Guided by Voices Inc. – GBVi60) 2015 – Swimmer to a Liquid Armchair (LP – Guided by Voices Inc.) Teenage Guitar: (Robert Pollard playing all instruments) 2013 – Force Fields At Home 2014 – More Lies From The Gooseberry Bush Boston Spaceships: (Robert Pollard, Chris Slusarenko, John Moen) 2008 – Brown Submarine 2009 – The Planets Are Blasted 2009 – Zero To 99 2009 – Licking Stamps And Drinking Shitty Coffee: Live In Atlanta 2010 – Our Cubehouse Still Rocks 2011 – Let It Beard Other record labels When Pollard announced that the Fading Captain Series was being concluded he also announced that he was starting up a new record label, then called Record Company Records but later re-titled as Prom is Coming, which is named after a song off his first solo album Not in My Airforce. The first (and thus far only) release on Prom is Coming was Silverfish Trivia. In spring 2007, Pollard began a singles collection called the Happy Jack Rock Records Single Series in which one 7" record was released per month for 12 months starting June 22, 2007. All the records featured an A-side from Pollard's dueling Merge releases that year (Standard Gargoyle Decisions and Coast to Coast Carpet of Love) and a non-album B-side. 1,000 of each 7" was pressed. Pollard's album Superman Was a Rocker was the first LP released on Happy Jack Rock