Initially, to combat this, and in promotion of the single "Charon," he hosted an exhibition in East London entitled Gloaming -- also the name of a graphic novel by Henson. The three-day installation allowed fans to enter one at a time and poke their head through a window, where Henson would play a song one-on-one. The inventiveness and intimacy of this event is testament to the unconventional nature of Henson, which is evident throughout his bedroom-recording debut. Henson later embarked on nationwide "Museum Tours," which saw him play to a conventional audience, yet in atypical venues, across the U.K. Henson's much-anticipated sophomore outing, Birthdays, arrived in March of 2013. A year later, the songwriter released an album of instrumentals called Romantic Works, featuring cellist Ren Ford. His next project was a mix of electronics and experimental sound editing, which he issued under the alias Behaving in 2015, the same year he published a limited-edition piano songbook/"visual memoir" with a CD of eight previously unreleased songs called 5 Years. His third official Keaton Henson solo studio album, Kindly Now, followed in September of 2016. ~ Scott Kerr, Rovi