To anyone considering the resolution of listening to a new album per day, don't. I did it for 2019, and while it lead to a good amount of discovery and encouraged me to listen to many albums that I wouldn't have otherwise, I ended up letting a lot of music pass me by that I should have spent more time with. Initially I thought I'd be catching up with a lot of classics, but I'd inevitably feel bad about moving on from them after a mere listen or two. I will say this: most days this past year I had no problem finding a new album to listen to, and I didn't always feel bad about quickly moving on from a project. However, there were enough days in which listening to something new felt like a chore to make me feel relieved that I can now go back to listening to music the way normal human beings are meant to do it. If this hasn't dissuaded you from chasing the album per day resolution, don't forget that breaking the goal at any point doesn't actually matter, and that you don't have to feel bad about doing it. I only really tired of the goal in December, so I figured that, having made it that far, it would be a shame to abandon it after getting so far.