Hozier – Hozier

Album Info

Artist: Hozier

Title: Hozier

Year: 2014

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Tracklist

  • 1. Take Me to Church (4:01)
  • 2. Angel of Small Death and the Codeine Scene (3:39)
  • 3. Jackie and Wilson (3:43)
  • 4. Someone New (3:42)
  • 5. To Be Alone (5:23)
  • 6. From Eden (4:43)
  • 7. In a Week (feat. Karen Cowley) (5:18)
  • 8. Sedated (3:27)
  • 9. Work Song (3:49)
  • 10. Like Real People Do (3:18)
  • 11. It Will Come Back (4:37)
  • 12. Foreigner's God (3:45)
  • 13. Cherry Wine - Live (4:00)
  • 14. In the Woods Somewhere (5:31)
  • 15. Run (4:14)

Review

Diving into Hozier's self-titled debut album feels like stepping into a mystical forest where indie rock blends seamlessly with blues, soul, and a pinch of gospel. Released in 2014, this album sets itself apart with its lush oil-paint guitar riffs and high-flying hat crashes that come together like a boss fight you actually enjoy. Hozier's voice, an amalgam of soulful tones and raw power, perfectly channels the spirit of Americana-rock—polished yet undeniably gritty. Tuneful anthems like "Take Me to Church" and "Cherry Wine" hit you right in the feels, turning them into timeless treasures from the get-go.

The album isn’t just a musical journey; it’s a deep dive into themes of love, spirituality, and sexuality—each track woven with poetic flair that could rival the lore of any epic saga. The production duo of Hozier and Rob Kirwan have conjured a soundscape that feels both enchantingly classic and refreshingly modern, giving it that level-up charm. Whether you're here for the angelic choruses or the sung-spoken verses that narrate tales as old as time, "Hozier" promises a listening experience that resonates deeply and lingers long after the tracks fade. Epic win for both the heartstrings and the soul! - Blake