The Phantom Tollbooth

Music and more from a Christian perspective

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Since 1996

Branford Marsalis Quartet, 4 MFs Playing Tunes.

This one is all about the tunes, but features typically tight interplay from a renowned quartet that almost defines classic jazz.

Rev Jim mie Bratcher, Secretly Famous.

Drawing on his roots, this oozes the essence of the South

Salvatella offers good musicianship with an eclectic offering.

breaking-the-press copy Big hearts reap big rewards.

Bride - Skin for Skin 2. A recent Bride offering gets facelift that showcases a band that still has some momentum left in their creative batteries.

Broken Silence - Discerning The Times as reviewed by The Phantom Tollbooth With little notice or advertising, Retroactive Records brings another long-lost and highly sought-after classic heavy metal album out of obscurity.

Dave Brons goes for the gold on Based on a True Story…

Metamorphosis Erica Bronwyn You have with this EP a collection of inspiring, catchy, well-produced songs suitable for radio airplay that range in style from R&B to rock to intelligent pop.

Love Lead the Way by The Brooklyn Tabernacle Choir album cover. A massive choir, great solos, and precise diction allow love to lead the way.

The Brothers are two actual brothers that seem to have a pre-occupation with making garage rock in basements.

Brenton Brown Our God Is Near as reviewed in The Phantom Tollbooth

Is the third time truly a charm? Fans of this transplanted South Africa-born worship leader certainly hope so.

Jackson Browne, Standing In The Breach as reviewed in The Phantom Tollbooty

His message, like his song writing, remains strong.

Loved by critics, rock sound magpie Bruntnell writes songs about obscure subjects and Brexit. If Americana and surf had a child, fostered by psychedelic dream-pop, it might sound like this.