On February 10, 2010, he announced the third and final installment of his solo project's trilogy, The Church of the Good Thief, which was released on June 12, 2012.
An additional bonus album consisting of B-sides, demos and one-offs, The Lost Sea, was released on July 13, 2012.
The rest of the trilogy tells the tale of the sailor finding the "Great Captain" who is the namesake of the band, trying to cope with the betrayal, becoming addicted to opiates, and eventually killing his brother in the heat of the moment.
In 2012, RAGC released a 4xLP boxset which included The Bitter End, The Eventually Home, The Church of the Good Thief, The Lost Sea and handwritten lyrics, with the albums signed by Andy Hull.
[1][2] After the first boxset sold out, Hull made various references to a repress of the set on Twitter in 2013, in an AMA Manchester Orchestra did on Reddit in 2014, and in another tweet in 2015.