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Kevin Krein

Kevin Krein

Kevin is a music writer living south of the Twin Cities, launching his music criticism and analysis blog, Anhedonic Headphones, in 2013. He co-hosts No Returns, a bi-weekly podcast about things found in Little Free Libraries, with writer Alyssa Savino.

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Emma Ruth Rundle Explores the Space Between Hope and Desperation on ‘These Killing Times’

Sydney Sprague 'Peak Experience' album art
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Sydney Sprague Examines the Idea of Identity, Among Other Things, on ‘Peak Experience’

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Beth Gibbons Pensively Looks at Her Past & What Lies Ahead Still on Solo Debut ‘Lives Outgrown’

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Danielle Durack Uses Humor & Poignancy to Tread the Human Condition on ‘Escape Artist’

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Madi Diaz Looks Both Within & to Others in the Effort to Find ‘Weird Faith’

somebody in hell loves you - Sydney Sprague
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Kevin Krein
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Meet Our Writers: Minnesota’s Kevin Krein!

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Review: Rancid’s ‘Tomorrow’ Is Here, But Yesterday Sounded Better

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