Former Guided By Voices frontman Robert Pollard, known for not only leading one of the great underground rock bands during the '90s and early 2000s but also as one of the most prolific recording artists of all time, has just upped the ante.Pollard's Happy Jack Rock Records Singles Club will release a two song vinyl single every month for the next year, beginning June 22. The A side will be a track from Pollard's upcoming simultaneous releases on Merge Records, Standard Gargoyle Decisions and Coast To Coast Carpet Of Love (both set for an October 9 release), while the B side will be a non-album release. Fans can either buy the singles individually, or as a one year subscription, according to Pollard's web site (http://rockathonrecords.com/music.html).Here's the release schedule:June 22HJRR-1 Rud Fins b/w Piss Along You BirdJuly 22HJRR-2 Spider Eyes b/w Battle For MankindAugust 22HJRR-3 Current Desperation (Angels Speak Of Nothing) b/w Met Her At A SeanceSeptember 22HJRR-4 Pill Gone Girl b/w Coast To Coast Carpet Of LoveOctober 22HJRR-5 Shadow Port b/w Be In The Wild PlaceNovember 22HJRR-6 Count Us In b/w Sixland (John Shough Verison)December 22HJRR-7 Dumb Lady b/w Street VelocityJanuary 22HJRR-8 Youth Leagues b/w Spirit Of The FlyFebruary 22HJRR-9 Folded Claws b/w Speak AgainMarch 22HJRR-10 When We Were Slaves b/w Battle For Mankind 2April 22HJRR-11 The Killers b/w Revolver Tricks (Stanley West)May 22HJRR-12 Miles Under The Skin b/w Frostman (Long Version)Track listing for Pollard's two albums:Standard Gargoyle DecisionsThe KillersPill Gone GirlHero Blows the RevolutionPsycho-InertiaShadow PortLay Me DownButcher ManMotion Sickness GhostsI In The WorldHere Comes GarciaThe Island LobbyFolded ClawsFeel Not CrushedAccusationsDon’t Trust AnybodyCome Here BeautifulSpider EyesCoast To Coast Carpet Of LoveOur GazeCount Us InExactly What Words MeanCurrent Desperation (Angels Speak Of Nothing)Dumb LadyRud FinsCustomer’s ThroatMiles Under The SkinPenumbraSlow HamiltonLooks Is What You HaveI Clap For StrangersLife Of A WifeYouth LeaguesWhen We Were SlavesNicely Now