The Phantom Tollbooth

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Classic texts and new songs explore being in Christ.

This live recording is the final release from this classical vocal group and saxophonist, who sold over a million copies of 1994’s Officium and played a thousand concerts across 20 years.

Don’t assume that Not All Those Who Wander Are Lost is all tin whistles and dulcimers

Fascinating singer-songwriter offers a dreamy collection, with songs influenced by Joni Mitchell, faith, love, war and, er, Nigel.

Behold, Plumb’s first Christmas release, colors a little outside the lines.

Planetshakers put their joyful, Christ-centered stamp on Christmas.

Among the dross of thousands of Christmas releases, this one stands out as a thoughtful, understated little gem.

Those looking more for cheer and fun, may prefer this over the spiritual companion but both are excellent.

The caped crusader might now be best known for his piano work. What he did for “Morning has Broken,” he is now doing for carols.

Vlada is back, with a more personal brand of melodic jazz/gospel/pop and a decade of new life-experience to back it up

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