💿 The Rise and Fall of the Album Era
Podcast: Two Aliens
In this episode, our two alien minds examine the album — once the central artistic and commercial unit of music — and how it rose, ruled, and slowly fractured in the digital age.
We explore:
• The shift from singles to albums in the mid-20th century
• Vinyl, sequencing, and the album as a narrative experience
• Concept albums and artistic ambition
• How rock, soul, and hip-hop treated albums as statements
• The CD boom and peak album sales
• Napster, digital downloads, and the collapse of ownership
• Streaming, playlists, and the return of single-driven listening
• Whether the album is dying, evolving, or becoming niche
• Artists who still treat albums as worlds
A reflective look at listening as ritual — asking whether the album era truly ended, or simply changed shape in a universe that no longer waits for Side B.
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