Spoken Word/Review The Prophet Obblonge - Hostile Witness

When The Prophet Obblonge was a kid, he ate tubes of communion wafers. That's what they come in for, like the ubiquitous Ritz. That's all there was to eat in the base church refrigerator. Communion wafers and inky purple grape juice. That means thirteen percent of his body weight is currently the pure body of Christ. His father studied to be a priest, possibly with the Jesuits, though this is unconfirmed for the moment.

The Prophet Obblonge's "Hostile Witness" is more than simply an album; it's a potent declaration, a forceful plea for justice, and a profoundly intimate voyage through love, grief, and resiliency. As soon as the first track bursts into passionate performances, listeners are transported to a realm of insightful narrative and passionate advocacy.

"Hostile Witness" is centered around The Prophet Obblonge's steadfast dedication to justice and the truth. He fearlessly addresses his fiancé's uncertain future through his songs; she was last spotted in Michigan with a narcissistic, white nationalist abuser. Obblonge transforms his suffering, rage, and willpower into a powerful fusion of real-life drama, horror fiction, and incisive societal criticism on every song.

The sheer passion and unvarnished honesty of "Hostile Witness" are what really make it stand out. Obblonge puts forth the injustices and sufferings he has experienced in his preaching presentations with a intensity that is both compelling and therapeutic. However, optimism also exists among the gloom—a fortitude that emerges in the face of difficulty.

Readers who enjoy horror, comedies, drama, true-life stories, and sharp social criticism will all find "Hostile Witness" to be an engaging and stimulating read. Obblonge's perceptive gospel encourages listeners to confront injustice and push for change in addition to providing edification.

In conclusion, "Hostile Witness" by The Prophet Obblonge is a testament to the power of music as a tool for advocacy and healing. Through his poignant storytelling and impassioned performances, Obblonge shines a light on the struggles of marginalized communities and reminds us all of the importance of standing up for what is right.

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