The phrase "album wall" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a wall or space where albums, such as photo albums or music albums, are displayed or organized.
Example: "I decided to create an album wall in my living room to showcase my favorite memories and music collections."
Alternatives: "photo display wall" or "music album display".
The Maccabees' new album, 'Wall of Arms', is out on Monday.
Davis provided lead guitar for Lennon's album 'Wall and Bridges' in 1974 and 'Rock and Roll' in 1975.
A few days after finishing his upcoming album, Wall left for a tour that's taking him well into the summer.
After the release of the Montreal band's debut album, many acts wanted to be Arcade Fire – Coldplay borrowed their stage gear and sound, while the Maccabees' album Wall of Arms was all but a facsimile of Funeral.
They have slowly built success, from their single "Toothpaste Kisses", which found its home on a Samsung advert, to the higher chart placing (No 13) of their second album Wall of Arms in 2009, which led to sell-out performances at Brixton Academy.
A Return With Wynette His 1992 album, "Walls Can Fall," sold a half-million copies.
The band was celebrating the release of its second album, "Walls," on the Mom + Pop label, and low-key charm was only true to the cause.
Her new album, "Walls," is a rare instance of politics permeating her music, and in an interview, she could barely stop talking about her least favorite president.
Last week he was in Paris to promote his new album Walls and he talked to us about the European ecstasy revival and why he hates dance music.
"Facts matter," said Streisand, 76, whose latest song "Don't Lie To Me" is a not-so-subtle evisceration of Trump — as are many of the tracks from her new album "Walls".
While HarperCollins is only selling the book, Amazon is also chivvying browsers to buy the group's albums, wall calendars and posters, post their own reviews and create wishlists.
