This is a very mainstream sounding pop alternative CD, so it's not something I'd normally listen to, but this is a really strong release. I don't have any comments, because these guys have it down. You never know, you just might see these guys on tour with Audio A or Skillet in a few years.
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The Phantom Tollbooth 2001Reviewed by Bert GanglThe trio Sycamore traces its origins back to the Dallas area where its members began as a praise and worship ensemble. Over the course of time, the group, which takes its name from the account of Zaccheus climbing the Sycamore tree in Luke's Gospel, gradually shifted their focus from performing worship music to writing their own material. During the late '90s, the band released two independent…
