The Phantom Tollbooth

Music and more from a Christian perspective

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Since 1996

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A spoiler-free review of a triumphant cap-stone to the first decade of Marvel studio super hero films...

That’s now two very strong albums in a row. Hanna has learned from a spell in Nashville, but her sharp and hooky songwriting works well beyond country, as she expresses her faith in ways that anyone can relate to.

Many songwriters are covering the bizarre political climate across the States and Europe, but who uses black humour like The Decemberists? This one is like Roxy Music making a soundtrack to a David Lynch film about a George Orwell novel.

Life & Times presents a dozen well-crafted pop/classic rock/slightly country tunes that are so well-crafted, so melodic, and so well-produced that Morse could fit easily into the James Taylor / Billy Joel category.

This is jazz that manages to sound contemporary, accessible, and funky enough to have a broad appeal.

A Study Of David

What Comes Before

Not all rock bios are equal.

Stephen R. Lawhead, In the Region of the Summer Stars A story filled with wonder and wonderment. 

Christians making music for the many rather than the few

Dylan rocked his world! A woman shook his resolve!

30 Days for the Lord

Many Ways To Pray

What did Paul really say?

The story of the controversial forefather of ‘Christian rock music,’ a format that’s still a thorn-in-the-side to many staunch pulpiteers – a fact that (somewhere in Heaven) is probably making Larry Norman smile.

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