Podcast

“I’m also listening to Paul McDermott’s To Here Knows When - a podcast about iconic Irish albums. It’s so interesting to look back at some great Irish bands whose gigs I would have gone to. Paul, who I know, narrates, so it’s like listening to a friend telling you a story about his favourite albums.”

“Paul really has an encyclopaedic knowledge of the Irish music scene from the late 80’s onwards. Check out some of the albums listed. What an amazing resource for future generations!”

“The growing archive of very fine one-of-a-kind episodes from To Here Knows When”

“A superb series. Paul has managed to snapshot a golden era for Irish music with a deep dive on some of the albums that soundtracked our lives. Well worth a listen.”

“It’s a brilliant podcast. Well researched and still has that DIY punk spirit. Some smart radio station should try and find a free 75 minutes once a month and start broadcasting it from Episode 1.”

“I love this series, I am learning so much about acts and albums I thought I knew!”

“Paul is a great interviewer, and a gent.”

“The brilliant podcast To Here Knows When. A music podcast all about iconic Irish albums. Each episode is lovingly crafted and researched and it’s a deep dive into an Irish LP with someone involved. It’s brilliant stuff. It’s such a pleasurable listen. It feels like Paul is a friend of yours, telling you the story.”

“To Here Knows When - Great Irish Albums Revisited is a really brilliant podcast. It’s entertaining and it’s very educational. I learned so much about Ireland’s musical history through this. Paul McDermott is just so great at setting the scene, he’s a huge music fan himself.”

“It was such a pleasure to reflect on the journey of The Would Be’s with Paul for his outstanding podcast series. Paul’s depth of knowledge of The Would Be’s within the context of the Irish and British music scene is impressive and surprising, the likes of which is not often found. An authentic appreciator and scholar of the Irish Music Scene.”

“A very in depth, forensic approach to music, its circumstance and its art.”