The Phantom Tollbooth

Music and more from a Christian perspective

Slow down, and have your change ready

Since 1996

A pleasant, unpretentious album that avoids the 'conveyer belt' feeling of many contemporary gospel projects, revealing the heart of the artist minus the histrionics.....

Stan Butler Southern Soul Blues It is strangely honest, though certainly melodramatic, storytelling in song such as this that keeps me intrigued by Southern soul while commercial radio music once steeped in chronicling real life, like soul gospel and mainstream country, leave me wanting.

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Every so often, an angelic voice rises above the din of the modern music.

A journey of sound by Cailyn Lloyd on guitar, bass, keyboards, synthesizers and drums.

Cailyn voyager Prog meets classic and beyond – a voyage worth taking...

New vocal group includes former Avalon member

Capt Beef Beefheart was more of an instinctive artist – no less a harsh taskmaster than Zappa, but one whose genius was tapped from his inner child, albeit a pretty weird little child...

Under-rated mellow proggers turn in a highly rhythmic set that features some classic tracks. This band is a must for fans of Pink Floyd and Camel.

John Misunderstood Messiah 90

Card’s reflections on the life of Christ never get old

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.