Albums Music Player

Albums Music Player

by Adam Drew

3 ratings
10 reviews

Archived App (Last seen on 27 Jan 2026)

This is an archived listing of the app previously available on the App Store.

Although the app is no longer distributed by Apple, you can still view its description, screenshots, version history, ratings, and metadata for reference.

Details

  • Released
  • Updated
  • August 10, 2012
  • October 22, 2012
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About

This app is designed for music lovers who prefer listening to entire albums. It offers a visually rich experience with a focus on album cover art, smooth graphics, and easy library navigation. Features include intelligent music discovery and seamless integration with existing music services.

Fast cover-art browser
Artist browser
Album collections
Music rediscovery tool
iTunes integration
Visually stunning design
Social sharing
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What's New in Albums Music Player

2.5

October 22, 2012

- Optimized for iOS 6 - Optimized for iPhone 5 and new iPod Touch - Improved sharing: Facebook and Twitter - Fixed rare crash: corrupt song metadata shouldn't crash artist browser. - Improved "Now Playing" screen including: blurred background image (all devices) and track selection buttons always visible (on 4 inch displays.) - Albums should now run on iPhone 3GS. NOTE: Albums is only supported on iPhone 4 and retina iPod Touch or above. iPhone 3GS may not perform well. Albums has not been tested on iPhone 3GS.

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User reviews

Love this app!

Aesthetically pleasing, efficient, and well thought out.

Good stuff!

I like it

Fantastic!

Genuinely well thought out user interface, surprisingly fun to use.

Add last.fm support and I'd be completely in love!

Cool app

I like the different approach!

Nicely done

I particularly like the Crate Diver function.

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FAQ

What makes Albums Music Player different from other music apps?

Albums Music Player prioritizes a highly visual experience, using album cover art as its primary interface instead of text-based lists. It's specifically designed for users who enjoy listening to entire albums, offering unique features like 'Collections' and 'Crate Diver' for music discovery.

Does Albums Music Player work with iTunes Match?

Yes, Albums Music Player offers full integration with iTunes, including support for iTunes Match. This allows for seamless access to your music library, even if it's hosted in the cloud.

How does Albums Music Player help me find new music?

The 'Crate Diver' feature is designed to help you rediscover music within your existing library or find something new to listen to when you're feeling indecisive. It encourages exploration of your album collection.

Can I organize my albums in Albums Music Player?

Yes, Albums Music Player allows you to create 'Collections' to group albums however you like. This provides a personalized way to manage and access your music library.

Is Albums Music Player available on multiple platforms?

Based on the provided data, Albums Music Player was developed for iOS and is available on that platform. Specific device compatibility would be detailed on the app store page.

How often is Albums Music Player updated?

The latest version of Albums Music Player is 2.5, released on October 22, 2012. This indicates that updates have not been frequent in recent years, with the initial release dating back to August 10, 2012.

What is the user sentiment for Albums Music Player?

Albums Music Player has a high rating of 4.7 stars from 3 ratings, suggesting positive user sentiment among those who have reviewed it. Users seem to appreciate its visual approach and album-centric design.

Does Albums Music Player have ads?

The provided data does not specify if Albums Music Player contains advertisements. However, its monetization model is listed as 'free,' and there are no in-app purchases, which could suggest it might be ad-supported if not entirely free of monetization.