The Phantom Tollbooth
Music and more from a Christian perspective
Slow down, and have your change ready
Since 1996
Past Music Reviews
Hymn-meister Townend blends the everyday with eternity in his latest batch of organic, Celtic-flavoured songs.
Looking for some new hard rock to heat up a dull winter day? Austrailia's Tracer might be just the fix you need.
Kaleidoscopes tend to mesmerize the eyes. Transatlantic's new project just might do the same to you, but through your ears....
The real treat here is the visceral element of live ensemble playing by these masters of prog ...technical chops combined with a good dose of passion and more than a little fun.
A real post-Thanksgiving treat from Transatlantic: more than 3 hours of live progressive rock performed by masters of the genre.....
The ideas and creativity seem to flow so freely that a single album concept wasn’t big enough.
The title hints at the ambition of this huge prog project. Why release just one album, when you can release two (or three) versions at once? But which one to buy?
Land is a mix of the big, arena sound of their past and softer, mellower works.
The unpredictable Tye Tribbet gets a little churchy on Greater Than.....
Radiate fills a void of encouragement, especially for girls and young women, to rise above cultural norms.
Surprised by a multi-cultural sound!
Focusing on their pure voices, this trio fuses pieces from the twelfth to the twentieth centuries into a beautiful, resonant tapestry of calm.
Walter Trout has a way of wrenching emotion out of his guitar and his voice. There's a little grit in both, a little sadness, and more than a little stubborn, edgy energy.
