Irish rocker Hozier rose to fame in 2014 with his smash hit, "Take Me To Church", a song that transformed him into a global star. Today, his third album, "Unreal Unearth" was released and Rolling Stones has called it his best one yet.

"Unreal Unearth" chronicles Hozier's journey back from hell and moments of extreme emotions, a lyrical expedition of self-exploration and discovery. The album contains 16 tracks, a few of which had already been released prior to the album, receiving a warm welcome from his folk-rock demographic.

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Moreover, the album is allegedly based on the first part of the Italian epic poem "Divine Comedy," Dante Aleghieri's imagined journey into hell titled "Inferno," but it doesn't stray from the singer's favored themes of love, loss and social consciousness.

The album is available to stream on all musical platforms currently.