| Display title | Idiosyncratic Album Theming |
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This attribute controls the content of the description and og:description elements. | The musical equivalent of Idiosyncratic Episode Naming, this is when a band has one common element in every single one or almost every single one of their albums. This can come in many flavors, but the most common are the number of tracks on the album, having a Hidden Track, or having Idiosyncratic Cover Art. |