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It is the same thing with all other media. You have to realize and accept that you simply will not ever have all of the time in the world, to enjoy every single piece that is released. When you're gone, that wheel is going to keep turning. So you're probably best just getting what you can when you're able.
I listen to a lot of songs over and over because I never know when it'll be the last time I'll ever hear it. I explore music sometimes through others and if I just happen to get enough of a hitch to go on my own. It would be mentally taxxing for me if I had to spend every waking minute, desperately reaching for new stuff, especially if it isn't something I'm going to like.
Oh and people should also check out https://everynoise.com/ to get a very staggering amount of genres and artists for you to listen to.