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Noise Pop 2015: Who made the ‘most’ of SF’s 12-day indie fest?

March 6, 2015 by The Bam Team Leave a Comment

FESTIVAL REVIEW: Noise Pop never fails to create some of the most memorable experiences in live entertainment throughout the Bay Area each year.

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Dan Deacon could be the ideal Noise Pop artist

March 1, 2015 by Mike Frash 7 Comments

SHOW REVIEW: Dan Deacon takes all sorts of frequencies and cross sections of genre elements and whirls it all together into a crescendo of weird, atypical pop. And by weird, I mean the very good kind of weird.

Filed Under: Featured, Live Music Reviews Tagged With: Blackout Make Out, Dan Deacon, Dutty Wilderness, Noise Pop, Running in the Fog, The Chapel

Noise Pop 2015: Who made the ‘most’ of SF’s 12-day indie fest?

Dan Deacon could be the ideal Noise Pop artist

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