konseptialbumeja
Konseptialbumeja is a term that can be used in some Scandinavian languages to refer to conceptual albums, or a group of albums, that are built around a unifying theme or narrative. In English-language contexts, the more common term is concept album. The form is characterized by an attempt to create a cohesive artistic statement rather than a simple collection of individual songs.
A concept album is a body of work in which songs, sequences, and sometimes interludes are arranged
Historically, concept albums emerged in the late 1960s and peaked in the 1970s, especially within progressive
Common examples include Pink Floyd’s The Dark Side of the Moon and The Wall, The Who’s Tommy,