Lost Highway/Universal Records) Unlucky 7 (2006, independent) Mr. Lemons (2006, Umami/bigHelium) Secrets of the New Explorers (2008, independent) Tornillo (2010, independent) – recorded in 2002 with producer David Garza but scrapped in favor of making "Winter Pays For Summer" with John Fields. made available for download in 2010 as a Christmas gift for fans that had been asking about the sessions for years Coyote Sessions (2012, independent) – compilation of previously unreleased songs, recorded live in studio with one central microphone Options – B-sides & Demos (2014, Umami Music) – primarily outtakes from the 2003–2004 "Winter Pays For Summer" with some older demos thrown in Swallowed by the New (2016, Umami; 2018, Compass Records) There Is So Much Here (2022, Compass) Other releases Live at Largo (2003, independent) Connect Sets (2005) – recorded live in studio to support Winter Pays for Summer Live at the Belly Up (2016, Belly Up Live) With Toad The Wet Sprocket Bread & Circus (1988) Pale (1990) fear (1991) Dulcinea (1994) In Light Syrup (1995) Coil (1997) New Constellation (2013) The Architect of the Ruin (2015) Starting Now (2021) With flapping, Flapping Montgomery Street (1996) With Mutual Admiration Society Mutual Admiration Society (2004) With Plover Plover (2008) With RemoteTreeChildren Veteran of the Loudness Wars (2008) With Works Progress Administration WPA (2009) Music videos "Everything But You" – Mr. Lemons "Amnesty" – Swallowed By the New "Leaving Oldtown" – Swallowed By the New "Go" – Swallowed By the New "Nobody's Gonna Get Hurt" - Swallowed By the New "I Was a Riot" - There Is So Much Here References External links PopGurls 20 Questions with Glen Phillips. Interview from 2003. PARADIGM interview with Glen Phillips Glen Phillips on YouTube.com Glen Phillips JBTV 2010 Half-Hour TV Interview on The Creative Community 1970 births Living people Musicians from Santa Barbara, California Jewish American songwriters Jewish rock musicians Jewish singers American rock songwriters American rock singers American male singer-songwriters American lyricists Singer-songwriters from California Toad the Wet Sprocket members Lost Highway Records artists 21st-century American singers 21st-century American male singers Works Progress Administration (band) members 21st-century American Jews