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Kyle Kohner

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Los Angeles
As seen in: The Playlist, Exclaim!, NewsBreak, Slant Magazine, The Line of Best Fit, The Young Folks, Loud And Quiet, RIFF Magazine, Chimes Newspaper, Beats Per Minute
Movies and music go hand in hand. Writer for @BeatsPerMinute, @bestfitmusic, @loudandquietmag & @exclaimdotca. Former writer of @the405 (RIP) & @theplaylist
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Album Review: Baby Keem – Ca$ino

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By Kyle Kohner Verified
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[pgLang/Columbia; 2026] “I was put here on a mission that you wouldn’t understand / I don’t want no rapper friends, I’m in the ghetto with my plans/ I been buildin’ like a n—a put a Lego in my hands.” It’s happening. This is not quite the crowning of legitimacy and respectability that people have insisted Baby Keem is due for years, nor is this the tidy prestige-rap maturity arc.
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Album Review: Militarie Gun - God Save The Gun

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[Loma Vista; 2025] The process of recovery never has, and never will, manifest with clarity or a clean arc.It’s often a messy unraveling that gets muddied by multi-step processes and, in a loop that tightens, loosens, and sometimes strangles those caught within and just outside its spin. Inside this loop, Militarie Gun‘s God Save the Gun reaches out a desperate hand — just trying to grab onto something stable. Anything.
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Maruja: Pain to Power review - power play

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By Kyle Kohner Verified
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Sometimes it's a weapon that cuts toward others, sometimes it carves inward. But when it is turned outward – at systems or a hand over the mouth – it can become something closer to light. Music is especially a tool like this. The right artist or band can forge it into a knife at the throat of those who profit from suffering. Few do this with clarity. Fewer do it without posturing. And almost no one does it with the kind of bleeding sincerity that Manchester's Maruja manages on Pain to Power.
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