The Phantom Tollbooth
Music and more from a Christian perspective
Slow down, and have your change ready
Since 1996
Many of these tunes are like a neck-and-neck sprint, with each player throwing himself forward toward the finishing line.
As their name suggests, this spacious electronica is exotic, swathed in strings - and keeps a bit of dub for good measure.
Colours Doors Planet could be a modern day ELP (Emerson, Lake and Palmer)
Warm, vulnerable and thoughtful, Bostic has points to make and plenty of strong tunes to make them with.
Half of Bourgeois Tagg returns with sparkling production and masterful, classic pop-rock songwriting...
This transatlantic partnership takes a long train ride to record classic railroad songs.
This fragile sound of nascent hope is a unique piece of ambient jazz with an exotic edge, and one I’m growing to love more every time I play it.
Tunisian oud master Brahem has given his regular colleagues a holiday and plays with jazz royalty: bassist Dave Holland and drummer Jack DeJohnette were in Miles Davis’s band together. But how will Brahem’s music mesh with these jazz masters?
Drawing on his roots, this oozes the essence of the South
A recent Bride offering gets facelift that showcases a band that still has some momentum left in their creative batteries.
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