Her rapping is on-point, the producers give her plenty of great beats that go hard and subvert expectations, and her guest features do a pretty damn good job holding up next to her, even if every time Megan is the one who steals the show. This album doesn’t have to prove anything other than Megan is a star, and it does so with flying colors.

After two years of sneaking her way into the popular conscience, Megan finally makes a name for herself and delivers her best and most consistent project to date. The very last cut from the Top 30 and it pained me to do so. Sex, Death & The Infinite Void by Creeper A Young Man’s Country by Daniel Donatoĥ7. Song For Our Daughter by Laura Marlingħ4. Set My Heart On Fire by Perfume Geniusħ6. Making A Door Less Open by Car Seat Headrestħ9. Heaven To a Tortured Mind by Yves TumorĨ2. The Southwest Sky and Other Dreams by Karen Jonasġ. Eternal Atake & LUV VS The World 2 by Lil Uzi Vertĩ2. I’ve been more eager to talk about those than I did most of the other albums anyway. Immensely shorten the writing I have to do and only write about the albums that defined my year. So I decided my best course of action was just to hit the reset button. In the format I was using, I just couldn’t get this thing finished without it exhausting me further.

Ultimately what happened was that the list became a low priority, and a month of work in and I know I still have a long ways to go. But I also have my last semester of college, and readying myself for masters programs, and a capstone project I need to go well for the future of my career, and my social life looking for friends and even possible partners… You see the problem here? But I also have a job, one that requires a lot of hours out of me, especially on the weekends.

But I am also working on my own comic series (*cough* on Twitter, young_dumb_and_queer on Instagram), which at the pace I want to work on, means I have to have two pages completed and ready to queue by Sunday. But then you have to factor in that in the same month, I was starting my MWE series of blogs where I go in-depth about other unrelated albums and the artists as a whole. See, in any other circumstance, this isn’t really so bad for me! I really enjoy writing about these albums, and I have a lot to say about every single one on my list. Problem is, I gave myself way too much work and turned it into a lengthy Top 100 with two paragraphs for each album. I had listened to all the albums I wanted to cover and wanted to use this list as a way to kick off the Substack. I started working on this list at the beginning of February.

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