About Gramsci
After starting his musical career in Dunedin (an essential element to any New Zealand guitar fiend worth their salt) Paul McLaney released Pedestrian in 1997 and The Prayer Engine (with The Avalanche Trio) in 1998. Now operating under new moniker Gramsci (the name is taken from an Italian political philosopher) McLaney has hooked up with local producer David Holmes to create an album that stems from folk rock roots. His sound is reminiscent of early 70's renegade Nick Drake, recent D.
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Top Tracks
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All The Time In The World
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Fall To Earth
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recovery
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Easy
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A Year Apart
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Second Time Around
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Code
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Ellamae
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Stray Voltage
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Other
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Narrow Escapes
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Beautiful Life
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Complicated
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Let It Go
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Give Me Strength
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For the Asking
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One Star Awake
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Architecture
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Masonry Angels
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Collision
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Stay
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Inheritance
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Each & Everyday
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Like a Scar
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Achilles' Heel
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Tantalus
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Hitting My Stride
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Take What You Have Gathered From Coincidence
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Ourselves
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Icarus
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Tidal
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Still Waters
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Pride & Joy
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Day to Day
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The Golden Bough
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Each And Every Day
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Little Pieces
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Ancient History
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Atlas
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Something in Your Way
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Constantinople
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Hanging In The Stars
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Heaven In A Wildflower
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Punchline
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Into the Hinterland
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This Ain't a Lovesong
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Epiphany
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Watershed
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Make Up Your Own Mind
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This aint a lovesong
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