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olomon Blaylock follows up "Goddamn!" (an anti-sermon on growing up as a religious fundamentalist in the deep South) and "Bad Buddhist" (a rambling exploration of Buddhist philosophy through the lens of Sanskritic calligraphy) with "Apology," a fast-paced, multimedia departure from form incorporating video, live music, and audience interaction to trace a winding path through Catholic history and praxis, modern Muslim social politics, and occult ritual toward practical redemption for the modern intellectual degenerate.

[source: MuCCC website, 2015-Jun-22]