Graham released a collaborative album under the name Gentle Sinners. The album, These Actions Cannot Be Undone, was recorded during the COVID-19 lockdowns in 2021 and reflects the anxiety of those times. It was released digitally and on CD in May and on vinyl in September 2022. Writing Moffat used his own name for his 2007 poetry album, I Can Hear Your Heart. In 2009 He wrote an advice column for the online magazine The Quietus, returning for a one-off Valentine's special to promote his first record as Nyx Nótt. He has also irregularly contributed reviews and commentary to the site, including reflections on a Girls Aloud concert and his thoughts on Star Wars: The Force Awakens. Where You're Meant To Be In 2016 Moffat appeared in the documentary Where You're Meant to Be, in which he toured Scotland performing his reinterpretations of traditional Scottish folk songs. The film, directed by Paul Fegan, also features the traditional singer Sheila Stewart who is critical of the project, viewing it as disrespecting the tradition. She ultimately performs alongside Moffat during a show at the Glasgow Barrowlands. Personal life Moffat lives in Glasgow with his partner and two children, a boy and a girl. He is known for his distinctive facial hair, which he has commented on, saying Albums Hypnogogia (as Lucky Pierre) Melodic 2002 Touchpool (as L. Pierre) Melodic 2005 Dip (as L. Pierre) Melodic 2007 I Can Hear Your Heart Chemikal 2007 Everything's Getting Older (with Bill Wells) 2011 The Island Come True (as L. Pierre) 2013 The Eternalist (as L. Pierre) 2013 Vagrants_09_14 2015 The Most Important Place in the World (with Bill Wells) 2015 Where You're Meant To Be (live/soundtrack album) 2016 Here Lies the Body (with RM Hubbert) 2018 Ghost Stories for Christmas (with RM Hubbert) 2018 Aux pieds de la nuit (as Nyx Nótt) 2020 These Actions Cannot Be Undone (with James Graham, as Gentle Sinners) 2022 References External links Official Aidan Moffat website 21st-century Scottish male singers Scottish songwriters People from Falkirk 1973 births Living people Rock Action Records artists Chemikal Underground artists British male songwriters