The Lizard's Essential Albums : The One That Changed A Genre Forever
The Lizard Review · Madeline Rubicam
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Show Notes
This was an album about growing up, about moving away, about changing from a girl into a woman, about navigating the world while being unsure of how (or even if) you fit into it. It was also an album that shook the foundations of pop so much that it launched the careers of dozens of other girls after it, that pissed men off, that confused critics, and that changed the way I would look at music for the rest of my life. It's an album that will forever be an iconic piece of my history, whether it also happened to teach me internalized misogyny or not.
Essential Playlist on Spotify // On Apple Music
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