MNZ Interview: It’s A Wrap with Roger 007: Paul McLaney
Paul McLaney
Muzic.net.nz’s Roger Bowie talks with Paul McLaney about neo-Gramscian counterhegemony theory, the self-actualisation highs which come from performing music, the therapeutic and time travel nature of the album cover, how music stretches time, and, by the way, his voyage through the hinterlands of self which describes the fantastic new album from Gramsci.
About the interviewer roger.bowie
Hi, I’m Roger Bowie and until February 2021 I was running the Radio 13 website as well as contributing reviews and interviews. I have a monthly radio show on Planet FM which selects tracks from my 50 years of collecting all sorts of music, but currently I’m mainly an Americana man. https://www.planetaudio.org.nz/rogers-eclectic-journey I’m a Trustee of the New Zealand Country Music Festival Trust which runs the Tussock Country Music Festival in Gore from late May until Queen’s Birthday weekend. Just a music freak, really, in contrast to a 40 year career in business.
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