Theology
Sinéad O'Connor · 2007
97 min · 24 tracks · alternative rock · folk rock · indie pop
A contemplative blend of folk and spiritual themes, layered with Sinéad O'Connor's evocative vocals.
Why this album works
- Best for
- contemplative moments of introspection dynamic journey with emotional peaks soulful reflections on spirituality
- Context
- In 2007, Sinéad O'Connor released 'Theology' as a return to her roots after a period of personal and artistic turmoil. This album followed her 2005 release 'Throw Down Your Arms' and marked a significant shift towards exploring spirituality and faith, embracing her Irish heritage. As she navigated both public scrutiny and her evolving identity, this record represented a deeply introspective phase in her career.
- If you like
- alternative rock, folk rock, indie pop
Theology is an album by Sinéad O'Connor, released in 2007. A contemplative blend of folk and spiritual themes, layered with Sinéad O'Connor's evocative vocals. The album garnered attention for its bold thematic focus on spirituality and social justice, which resonated with fans and critics alike. It includes tracks like 'Rivers of Babylon,' which highlights O'Connor's unique ability to reinterpret classic songs through her vocal lens. 'Theology' also reflects O'Connor's influence on contemporary discussions surrounding religion in music, cementing her role as an artist unafraid to confront complex topics. Here's what makes it worth your time and what to listen to next.
Frequently Asked Questions
What does Theology sound like?
A contemplative blend of folk and spiritual themes, layered with Sinéad O'Connor's evocative vocals. Rooted in alternative rock and folk rock.
What makes Theology by Sinéad O'Connor notable?
The album garnered attention for its bold thematic focus on spirituality and social justice, which resonated with fans and critics alike. It includes tracks like 'Rivers of Babylon,' which highlights O'Connor's unique ability to reinterpret classic songs through her vocal lens. 'Theology' also reflects O'Connor's influence on contemporary discussions surrounding religion in music, cementing her role as an artist unafraid to confront complex topics. In 2007, Sinéad O'Connor released 'Theology' as a return to her roots after a period of personal and artistic turmoil. This album followed her 2005 release 'Throw Down Your Arms' and marked a significant shift towards exploring spirituality and faith, embracing her Irish heritage. As she navigated both public scrutiny and her evolving identity, this record represented a deeply introspective phase in her career.
Who is Theology for?
Theology works well if you're into contemplative moments of introspection, dynamic journey with emotional peaks and soulful reflections on spirituality.
How many songs are on Theology?
Theology has 24 tracks, running approximately 97 minutes.
Tracklist
Best experienced from track one — press play and let it unfold.
Disc 1
- 1 Something Beautiful Standout 5:29
- 2 We People Who Are Darker Than Blue Standout 3:56
- 3 Out of the Depths 5:06
- 4 Dark I Am Yet Lovely 4:11
- 5 If You Had a Vineyard 6:18
- 6 Watcher of Men 2:34
- 7 33 2:33
- 8 The Glory of Jah 3:32
- 9 Whomsoever Dwells 2:53
- 10 Rivers of Babylon Standout 3:39
- 11 Hosanna Filio David 0:44
- 12 [bonus interview: Sinead talks about "Something Beautiful"; growing up in Ireland; the Dublin and London sessions; studying theology] 6:27
Disc 2
- 1 Something Beautiful Standout 5:15
- 2 We People Who Are Darker Than Blue Standout 4:24
- 3 Out of the Depths 5:03
- 4 33 2:43
- 5 Dark I Am Yet Lovely 3:30
- 6 I Don't Know How to Love Him 4:13
- 7 If You Had a Vineyard 6:33
- 8 The Glory of Jah 4:55
- 9 Watcher of Men 3:18
- 10 Whomsoever Dwells 5:34
- 11 Rivers of Babylon Standout 4:28
- 12 [bonus interview]
Release Date
June 18, 2007
Artist Origin
Ireland
Runtime
97 min 22 sec
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