Selected Solo Discography
- Hybrid Song Box.4 CD (Blue Chopsticks, 2009)
- An Optimist Notes the Dusk CD/LP (Drag City, P-Vine, 2008)
- Two Soundtracks for Angela Bulloch CD (Semishigure 2005)
- "Yellow Sky" split 12” picture disc with Åke Hodell (Kning Disk/Håll Tjäften, 2005)
- A Guess at the Riddle CD/LP (Drag City/Fat Cat/P-Vine 2004)
- Comic Structure LP with artist's edition by David Shrigley (En/Of, 2003)
- Crumbling Land split 12" with Avey Tare (Fat Cat Records, 2003)
- Rickets & Scurvy LP/CD (Drag City/Fat Cat/P-Vine, 2002)
- Act Five, Scene One (Blue Chopsticks/P-Vine, 2002)
- Thirty-Minute Raven CD (Rectangle/P-Vine, 2000)
- The Spectrum Between CD/LP (Drag City/P-Vine, 2000)
- “Aux Noctambules” 3” CD (Rectangle, 2000)
- The Coxcomb LP/picture disc (Rectangle, 1999)
- The Thicket CD/LP (Drag City, 1998)
- Banana Cabbage, Potato Lettuce, Onion Orange CD (Table of the Elements, 1997)
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