Paul McLaney explained

Paul McLaney (born 1975 in Stockton-on-Tees, England) is a New Zealand-based pop music composer, singer and guitarist.

Discography

Solo albums

• 1997 – Pedestrian – Paul McLaney
• 1998 – The Prayer Engine – Paul McLaney & The Avalanche Trio
• 2004 – The Shadows of Birds Flying Fall Slowly Down The Tall Buildings – Paul McLaney
• 2006 – EDIN – Paul McLaney
• 2007 – Diamond Side – Paul McLaney
• 2017 – Play On – Paul McLaney
• 2020 – The Old Traditions – Paul McLaney and Raashi Malik

Gramsci

• 2000 – Permanence – Gramsci
• 2002 – Object – Gramsci
• 2005 – Like Stray Voltage – Gramsci
• 2020 – Inheritance – Gramsci
• 2022 - The Hinterlands – Gramsci
• 2022 - In Formation – Gramsci

The Impending Adorations

• 2011 – Broken Science e.p. – The Impending Adorations
• 2012 – Gestalt – The Impending Adorations
• 2013 – Intentions – The Impending Adorations
• 2013 – Further – The Impending Adorations
• 2015 – The Best Is Yet To Come (single) – The Impending Adorations
• 2015 – Threshold – The Impending Adorations
• 2019 – Allies – The Impending Adorations
• 2019 – Alliances 1: A Handful of Dust The Impending Adorations feat Jef Boyle

Collaborations

• 2010 – Nameless Sons
• 2011 – Immram: The Voyage of the Corvus Corrone
• 2016 – Heart's Ease – Music from the Pop-up Globe
• 2017 – Under The Greenwood Tree – Music from the Pop-up Globe

Work for theatre

• 2014 – Speaking in Tongues – Silo Theatre
• 2015 – FALLOUT: The Sinking of the Rainbow Warrior – The Large Group
• 2015 – Enlightenment – Auckland Theatre Company
• 2015 – 8 Gigabytes of Hardcore Pornography – Silo Theatre
• 2015 – Love & Information – The Actor's Programme
• 2015 – K Rd Strip – Okareka
• 2016 – Romeo & Juliet – The Pop-up Globe
• 2016 – Twelfth Night – The Pop-up Globe
• 2016 – The Voice in My Head – Perendale
• 2016 – Venus in Fur – Auckland Theatre Company
• 2016 – Vernon God Little – The Actor's Programme
• 2016 – Lucrece – Auckland Shakespeare Company
• 2016 – Manawa – Okareka
• 2016 – Once There Was A Woman – Theatre Physical
• 2016 – Play On
• 2017 – Othello – The Pop-up Globe
• 2017 – Much Ado About Nothing – The Pop-up Globe
• 2017 – As You Like It – The Pop-up Globe
• 2017 – Henry V – The Pop-up Globe
• 2017 – A Midsummer Night’s Dream – The Pop-up Globe
• 2018 – The Merchant of Venice – The Pop-up Globe
• 2018 – Julius Caesar – The Pop-up Globe
• 2018 – MacBeth – The Pop-up Globe
• 2018 – Comedy of Errors– The Pop-up Globe
• 2018 – Conversations With Dead Relatives – Flaxworks
• 2018 – A Gambler’s Guide to Dying – Burrowed Time
• 2018 – The World of Wearable Arts: 30th Anniversary Show
• 2018 – The Taming of the Shrew – The Pop-up Globe
• 2018 – Richard III – The Pop-up Globe
• 2018 – HOMOS – Brilliant Adventures
• 2019 – Hamlet – The Pop-up Globe
• 2019 – Measure for Measure – – The Pop-up Globe
• 2019 – Half of the Sky – Massive Theatre Company
• 2019 – The World of Wearable Arts
• 2019 – Romeo & Juliet – The Pop-up Globe
• 2019 – Twelfth Night – The Pop-up Globe
• 2020 – Te Whare Kupua – Massive Theatre Company

References

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External links

• About Paul McLaney

Notes and References

1. Web site: NZ On Screen. Nzonscreen.com. 13 August 2020.
2. Web site: Paul Mclaney : Edin. Russell. Baillie. 25 October 2006. 13 August 2020. The New Zealand Herald.
3. Web site: NZ Musician Magazine. 3 October 2006. https://web.archive.org/web/20061003025058/http://www.nzmusician.co.nz/index.php/ps_pagename/article/pi_articleid/947. 13 August 2020. 3 October 2006.
4. Web site: The Impending Adorations. Offthetracks.co.nz. 13 August 2020.
5. Web site: The Impending Adorations. 8 December 2012. Rnz.co.nz. 13 August 2020.
6. Web site: 2018 Creative Team. Worldofwearableart.com. 13 August 2020.