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Daniel Bromfield

Daniel Bromfield
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Daniel Bromfield is a second-generation San Franciscan and a prolific music and arts journalist. His work has appeared in Pitchfork, Resident Advisor, Stereogum, and various publications in the Bay Area. He lives in the Richmond district.
Music Review

Noise Pop Diary: Sideswiped by TikTok fame, Julie Doiron had many more tales to tell

30-year-old 'August 10' soundtracks today's teen Reels, but the Canadian stalwart transcends viral splash with guitar chops.
Music Review

Noise Pop Diary: Shannon Shaw came sans Clams; SpongeBob’s Tom Kenny rode Hi-Seas

KQED Live set brought out a local garage rock legend's country side, while a beloved voice actor dove into classic soul.
Music

Noise Pop Diary: Indie legend Christopher Owens returns, with a flamenco twist

The Girls frontman has been through hell, but has kept making music; his presence brought roars from the local crowd.
Music

Year in Music 2025: We will not be dumbed down

Artists are finally teasing out a happy medium between digital and analog, with surprisingly audacious releases.
Music

Feeling steamy? Coatshek’s ambient poppers tribute dips you in a ‘Sound Bath’

SF producer attempts to 'create the arc of a lovemaking session'—and a brilliant listen comes forth.
Music

Iconoclastic as ever, Hunx and His Punx mix the apocalyptic with the cheery

Long-awaited new LP 'Walk Out On This World' came through tragedy to deliver sweet garage punk goods.
Lit

Britney blackout: Author Jeff Weiss relives the ’00s pop culture cataclysm

Music journalist's gonzo new book 'Waiting for Britney Spears' dives into the tabloid-strewn wreck of the schlocky decade.
Music

Review: Laraaji and Prekop emerged from phaser clouds at Grace Cathedral

Two new age greats lock in—could a collab be upcoming?
Movies

Unnamed Footage Festival leans into low-budget, shaky-cam community

'Tinsman Road,' 'Fat Tuesday,' and 'Hunting Matthew Nichols' among spooky stand-outs.
Music

‘Goodbye Horses’: The musical life and afterlife of Q Lazzarus

She sang one of the most iconic songs of the '80s, but was shrouded in mystery. A new doc and two releases shine light.
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