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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.
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.
Music

Year in Music 2024: Quixotic quests for transcendence through art

Awestruck guitars, numinous jazz, monumental organs, well-oiled house, more kicks against pop culture's gruesome pricks
Music

Sun glints, flowers slide by in ML Buch’s uncanny musical world

The Danish guitarist's melodic and welcoming, Bosch-like landscapes belie early influences like Metallica's 'S&M.'
Music

50 years ago, the industry discarded him. Now jazz-funk legend Saracho is back

Thanks to an SF fan, the Apache-Mexican pianist returns—with a lifetime's worth of new musical tales to tell.
Music

Sarah Davachi fills the Lab with magisterial drone

In 'Music for a Bellowing Room' the Mills College grad teams up with filmmaker Dicky Bahto for three hours of unbroken reverie.
Music

Sholeh Asgary’s metamorphic ‘آبـان (Aban)’ slips from the haze of dreams

The Oakland installation artist's engrossing first album is full of insects, sirens, santur, and ghostly flickers of her voice.
Music Review

Ghost-charged glow worms: Flore Laurentienne and William Basinski at Grace Cathedral

Two very different ambient acts filled the cavernous space with sounds archival, decayed, and sentimental.
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