The Phantom Tollbooth

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Since 1996

MarkCover 90 Card’s insightful commentary inspires these songs.

matthew card 90 In a world where the visual holds sway, Card remains word-oriented, concerned more with substance than style.

Jason Carter, Helsinki project Carter's eclectic mix of flamenco, classical, world (and a little electronica) stretches from the snowfields of Finland to African deserts.

Harp guitarist extraordinaire Carter continues to make each release different – and this warm, simple and clean instrumental release is among his most complete, accessible and satisfying works.

eliza-carthy-neptune-cd Carthy is exhilarating in her passion for invention

Casting Crowns - Come to the Well, as reviewed by The Phantom Tollbooth In the autumn of 1981, Ric Ocasek and his cohorts in The Cars exhorted us to shake it up. Some three decades later, the members of Casting Crowns seem to have taken that advice to heart.

casting crowns acoustic sessions volume 1. It may just be a ‘greatest hits’ with quieter guitar than usual, but it is still a strong collection.

celldweller cellout I prefer what Klayton puts out in mini-discs over someone the likes of Moby anyday.

Cemeteries The Wilderness as reviewed in The Phantom Tollbooth

Shoe gaze at its best.

Grady Champion Dreamin' as reviewed in The Phantom Tollbooth This likeable blues singer returns with a studio project that's almost too optimistic to be blues, but gets there just the same.