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An open and thoughtful conversation with the singer-songwriter about his most recent project and upcoming tour. Hozier’s Uniquely Irish Perspective on “The Condition of Living” Mary Siroky

On Aug. 18, Hozier released his third full-length album, titled “Unreal Unearth.” The album, with a runtime of one hour and two minutes, peaked at No. 1 on the U.K. album chart and ranked at or near No. 1 on many U.S. charts.  Hozier, most well-known for his 2014 mega-hit “Take Me To Church,” is...

Nothing is typical about Hozier’s new album. He is archetypal, mythical and dives into his Irish heritage in “Unreal Unearth.”

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An overall description and track by track review of Irish singer Hozier's newly released album, "Unreal Unearth".

If I could describe Hozier in one word, it would have to be “yearning.”

Four years after the release of his album, “Wasteland, Baby!”, Irish singer-songwriter Hozier has returned with “Unreal Unearth.” The 16-track album reimagines the story of Dante’s “Inferno,” the first part of the 14th-century classic novel “The Divine Comedy.” With commentary on love, life, death and what comes after, “Unreal Unearth’s” subject matter is ambitious, even...

Hozier’s third album, “Unreal Unearth,” is a journey that ebbs and flows from start to finish. The release highlights the singer-songwriter’s soft acoustic ballads, the kind commonly associated with cozy

Andrew John Hozier-Byrne, the Irish musician who records under the moniker Hozier, has recently become associated with the cottagecore TikTok trend. These TikToks consist of soft acoustic music — often “Would That I,” from Hozier’s 2019 album “Wasteland, Baby!” — playing in the background of imagery that can only be described as “cozy fall vibes.”…

Let's rank the songs of Hozier's latest masterpiece, a concept album that blends COVID-era emotion with the structure of Dante's 'Inferno.'