Now" and "Atheist's Lament". Their first album, titled How to Get to Heaven From Scotland, was released on 3 March 2009. Instrumental albums In 2002, after being challenged by Middleton to record a solo album, Moffat released Hypnogogia under the name Lucky Pierre. In 2005, after changing his stage name to L. Pierre, Moffat released the album called Touchpool, followed by Dip in 2007. In 2013 he released first The Island Come True, then in July another full album, The Eternalist, which was made available for free online and recorded using Vine. Unlike his work with Middleton, the albums are entirely instrumental, making extensive use of field recordings and "found sound." In 2020 Moffat released Aux pieds de la nuit, a new ambient album, under the name Nyx Nótt. The nom de plume is a combination of Nyx and Nótt, goddesses of the night from Greek and Norse mythology, respectively; Moffat, a lifelong sufferer of insomnia, recorded each record after his family had gone to bed. He released a second album under the name, Themes From, in 2022. Originally conceived as "twenty 90-second tracks designed as TV themes," Moffatt soon expanded the theme, sourcing samples from professional TV and film music libraries. Collaborations Moffat provided guest vocals on the Mogwai song "R U Still in 2 It" from Mogwai Young Team, recorded in the same studio in Hamilton) where the Arab Strap were recording The Week Never Starts Round Here. He also contributed vocals to "Now You're Taken" from 4 Satin, and the band dedicated a song to him, "Waltz for Aidan", on their second album, Come on Die Young. In 2002, Moffat, Stuart Braithwaite from Mogwai and Colin "Sheepy" McPherson released an eponymous EP under the name The Sick Anchors. In 2011 Moffat and pianist, bassist and former Arab Strap collaborator Bill Wells released Everything's Getting Older, which in June 2012 won the first Scottish Album of the Year (SAY) Award from the Scottish Music Industry Association. A second album, The Most Important Place in the World, followed in 2015. In May 2018 Moffat released a joint album with longtime friend and collaborator RM Hubbert titled Here Lies the Body. Originally intended as a one-off, within a year they went on to release a Christmas album, Ghost Stories for Christmas, a live album, and a concluding single, "Cut to Black". In 2022 Moffat and The Twilight Sad frontman James