Daniel Bromfield

Daniel Bromfield

Daniel Bromfield has written for Willamette Week since 2019 and has written for Pitchfork, Resident Advisor, 48 Hills, and Atlas Obscura. He also runs the Regional American Food (@RegionalUSFood) Twitter account highlighting obscure delicacies from across the United States.

Shows of the Week: Celebrate Ural Thomas’ 85th Birthday

By Daniel Bromfield

Portland Hip-Hop Legend Vursatyl Keeps a Local Voice to Uplift the Upcoming Generation of Rappers

By Daniel Bromfield

Shows of the Week: Dwarves Seem Beamed From a Mythical Time

By Daniel Bromfield

Shows of the Week: The Barbaras Will Inject a Little Life Into the Week’s Tryptophan-Clouded Doldrums

By Daniel Bromfield

On Their Debut “Static,” Synth-Pop Duo Human Hollow Pay Homage to Their Roots in Portland’s Queer Nightlife

By Daniel Bromfield

Shows of the Week: Jimmie Herrod Pivots From Guest Singer in Pink Martini to Solo Act

By Daniel Bromfield

Following Their Buzz With “Honey,” Alt-R&B Group Chibia Shares Their Second “So This Is Love” EP Volume

By Daniel Bromfield

Shows of the Week: Sun Atoms’ New Album Is Shoegaze at Its Most Propulsive

By Daniel Bromfield

Shows of the Week: Aimee Mann Remains a Pop Sophisticate Working Outside the System

By Daniel Bromfield

Portland Experimental Musician Luke Wyland’s “Kuma Cove” Takes Inspiration From the Oregon Wilderness

By Daniel Bromfield

Eugene-Born Producer LP Giobbi Grieves Through the Dance-Floor Anthems of “Dotr”

By Daniel Bromfield

Shows of the Week: Mdou Moctar Has Been One of the Biggest Successes Stateside From Portland’s Sahel Sounds

By Daniel Bromfield

Ilyas Ahmed and Dania Shihab Created “Enough for Me to Remain” Despite Never Having Met

By Daniel Bromfield

Shows of the Week: This Year’s Oregon Music Hall of Fame Induction Ceremony Is a Bittersweet One

By Daniel Bromfield

Shows of the Week: Spirit of the Beehive’s New Album is Panic Attack Music

By Daniel Bromfield