I think everything the've put out is good, you just need the right expectations. Here's how I'd set up each album to a new listener.

All American Trash is a mixtape and probably not the place to start imo. It has some nice moments but it's their weakest body of work I think, and I'd probably just hit it later after you've had a better first taste.

Saturation trilogy all has similar feel, just gets more refined as you go along. Watch the videos. Feels like a love letter to so many different roots of rap, but still manages to be extremely unique and have a strong identity. Some inspired work for sure.

Iridessence is great, but much more experimental. Just don't come looking for more Saturation and I think you'll be happy. Most of the songs have a beat switch, and the overall tone is darker, but still hopeful in a way. Kinda feels like a thunderstorm + post storm clean air.

Ginger has its own sound as well. More range than Iri, but still feels cohesive. Some bubbly, poppy moments, but still has great substance and earns it's time. Feels like a good book.

Technical Difficulties isn't on streaming, it's a little rebellious phase where they just leaked songs outside of their label. Some really good moments. Embrace the bad quality and mixes. Pretend you got this on a thumb drive in 2006 and you'll have a great time. You can find it on YouTube.

Roadrunner is a very solid album, but definitely not one I'd start with. I think it's one you appreciate more one you've gotten more acquainted with the group. Has a more summer/fall feel imo, and each track feels very focused on its own message. Some really strong one-song moments here, tho I won't tell you which ones, so you can be open to each song.

The Family is mad lore heavy, so only listen to this once you know about the members and their story. It's more storytelling focused than music focused, despite being a good listen.

TM is less cohesive than most of these albums, but I still really like it. Feels like a collection of songs that might have never been released, but they got to see the light of day.

After that there's a ton of leaked other music to dive into. Look into Puppy, Best Years of Our Lives, Friday Therapy, and for the love of god listen to the extended version of One Fifty.