A collection of lush, atmospheric songs with a wide lyrical scope, Late Night Laments is the most intimate yet universal of Tim Bowness’s solo releases. Mixed by his long-term No-Man partner Steven Wilson and mastered by Calum Malcolm (The Blue Nile, Prefab Sprout), the album was co-produced by Bowness and Brian Hulse.

Exceptional performances come from an impressive cast of supporting musicians including Richard Barbieri, Colin Edwin, Kavus Torabi, Melanie Woods, Tom Atherton and Evan Carson.

Combining electronic soundscapes, acoustic instrumentation and unexpected rhythms, Late Night Laments is a tightly focused and emotionally charged entry in Bowness’s increasingly impressive solo catalogue. Contrasting with the sensuous beauty of the music, the frequently dark lyrical themes include meditations on generational divides, ideologically motivated violence, and a much-loved children’s author’s mental breakdown.

The bonus disc features five unreleased pieces, four from the LNL sessions and one - featuring Peter Hammill and Adam Holzman - a Flowers At The Scene outtake.

The album’s detailed artwork is by Jarrod Gosling (I Monster).

Tim Bowness’ fifth solo album Flowers At The Scene is available now on InsideOutMusic/Sony. Produced by no-man, Flowers At The Scene is a vibrant collection of 11 strikingly diverse songs. The album features stunning performances from an extraordinary cast of players including Peter Hammill (Van Der Graaf Generator), Andy Partridge (XTC), Kevin Godley (10cc), Colin Edwin (Porcupine Tree), Jim Matheos (Fates Warning/OSI), and David Longdon (Big Big Train).

By turns beautiful and brutal, familiar and unexpected, Songs From The Ghost Light is a companion release to Tim Bowness’s acclaimed Inside Out label albums, Abandoned Dancehall Dreams (2014), Stupid Things That Mean The World (2015) and Lost In The Ghost Light (2017). Comprising an eclectic combination of radical re-imagings, live performances and atmospheric outtakes, the 34 minute mini-album collects songs relating to the Lost In The Ghost Light concept (which revolves around the onstage and backstage reflections of a fictional ‘classic’ Rock musician in the twilight of his career).

Mixed & mastered by Steven Wilson, the album utilises a core band comprising Stephen Bennett (Henry Fool), Colin Edwin (Porcupine Tree), Bruce Soord (The Pineapple Thief), Hux Nettermalm (Paatos) and Andrew Booker (Sanguine Hum), and is also joined by guests including Kit Watkins (Happy The Man/Camel), Steve Bingham (No-Man) and the legendary Ian Anderson (Jethro Tull). Andrew Keeling (Robert Fripp/Hilliard Ensemble/Evelyn Glennie) arranges for string quartet and flute on three of the album’s songs.

“An album of quite outstanding brilliance. Sublime.” Echoes And Dust

“Loaded with longing and bursting with violin flourishes, it’s classically Bownessian.″ Prog Magazine

“So few of Tim Bowness​’s peers show the same level of artistic integrity and fearlessness.″ PopMatters

“An album of quite outstanding brilliance. Sublime.” Echoes And Dust

“Loaded with longing and bursting with violin flourishes, it’s classically Bownessian.″ Prog Magazine

“So few of Tim Bowness​’s peers show the same level of artistic integrity and fearlessness.″ PopMatters

After fifteen years of musical adventures (most notably as part of No-Man with Porcupine Tree's Steven Wilson), Tim Bowness steps out as a solo artist on 'My Hotel Year'. An album that is original, personal & haunting, 'My Hotel Year' is a record that should be heard by fans of Bowie, the Blue Nile, Nick Drake or Red House Painters.