The Phantom Tollbooth
Music and more from a Christian perspective
Slow down, and have your change ready
Since 1996
Past Music Reviews
This is an album that gives gravitas to the pop format without losing the sense of fun. Switchfoot still rocks...
San Diego rockers discover the art of slowing. This is a hip-hoppier version of their sound and it beautifully complements all they have done before, as it reminds us why we love music.
Musicians will appreciate and take notes on the technique displayed here but the album will also delight those who will just want to immerse themselves in the massive grooves...
These veterans offer as good a folk album as you will get this year.
Russ Taff is back. The soulful voice returns with a solo album that encapsulates the highlights of his solo career without getting nostalgic….
Take 6 goes back to their roots with a new album, a new member, and a funkier attitude......
The Mass brings out the best in John Michael Talbot.
Talinka’s self-titled album is the sound of a group that seems to have always been there, sharing soulful, mysterious music from shadowy places of the heart….
Talisco’s airy, widescreen soundscapes have a magic ingredient that gives them instant appeal.
Electronica pioneers reinvent some of their classic work.
Is it really blues? No, but it is a decent bluesy listen with some excellent guitar.
The heart of rock and roll is still beating - and Furler, Abegg, Painter and Taylor are holding paddles, just in case.
Grappling succeeds Quickly, Quickly, Quickly as another refined work in The Tea Club’s expanding library.
