The Phantom Tollbooth
Music and more from a Christian perspective
Slow down, and have your change ready
Since 1996
Past Music Reviews
Ed Palermo’s Big Band explores Zappa and more on the band’s newest release…
The Indiana-based band gives its jubilant all as it bows out.
The Exkursions mix grove, fuzz, blues, and hard rock together for a classic Christian rock album that is finally seeing the light of digital day thanks to Born Twice Records.
All in all, The Frye Family Band reaches its audience with appealing lyrics, arrangements and a good blend of voices.
For an inaugural release, The Healing has laid a strong foundation for a bright future.
The vocal quartet’s swansong leaves a ghostly echo in the brain
Looking Through Glass Prisms
Elder Creek is a great example of new-wave or crossover prog, and tells a story of memory. A unique mix of symphonic prog, psychedelic rock, folk ballad, and classical mythology, this is an uplifting album with the power to entertain, encourage, and invigorate.
Profit feels more like a Ty Tabor solo record than on the first three projects.
Fans of the popular book series The Maze Runner can finally see their beloved characters come to life on the big screen.
This is an album that demands a physical reaction (in my case: air guitar, air drums and random punching the sky) but it is also chock-full of a spiritual power and musical excellence. Virtually guaranteed a place in the 2015 best-ofs and surely a career best for Morse? In many places it's virtually perfect.
Sounding like a cross between Third Day and Needtobreathe, they both excite and mellow with a 10-song collection.
One of the New Pornographers' trademark elements of their overall sound are the vocal arrangements, and they are sounding fabulous here.
