The Phantom Tollbooth
Music and more from a Christian perspective
Slow down, and have your change ready
Since 1996
Past Music Reviews
Remakes hymns for a new generation just as 2nd Chapter of Acts did many years ago.
It may be a big lie, but this is a beautiful way to be deceived.
Wondering about the state of the UK indie Christian pop scene? Give this disc a spin and wonder no more ...
This highly enjoyable African blues-lite dives horizontally into the genre and should please fans of both blues and world music.
Ten leading female folk artists have come together to produce a rich, thoughtful and varied set of songs.
Celebrating the inspirational producer and songwriter 25 years from his early death is another, more Americana-based compilation of his brilliant poetic work, shot through with heavenly insight.
This review allows writer Jamie Lee Rake to explain the origins of his interest in R&B/R&P and how too often it ends up in spiritual fast food nation territory.
This is about as representative a collection of early Silver Age Midwestern soul gospel group talent as one may hope to find.
Velasquez combines pop and worship with similar results to Michael W. Smith.
More thoughtful than most industrial rock outings, more structurally interesting than most indie projects, The Haunted South features songs that make interesting transitions in unexpected places...
Bluegrass and gospel, a marriage made in heaven
We Can Do Anything proves to be a misnomer.
