Theological Library Music

 Here is an updated Spotify link to my whole musical catalog, with the brand new instrumental album of 17 guitar tracks, Theological Library Music, at the top.

Watch for a series of daily YouTube video premieres, scheduled for 4AM (CDT), August 4—8 and August 12—15, 2025, featuring nine of these tracks. 

Here is a sample:

"Just" is streaming

Released on CD back on December 30, 2020, Just is now streaming. This one is all "just" guitar, or at least the first seven tracks (gathered into one suite) are just guitar. The last three are virtually all guitar, but for a few synth pads, finger snaps, and overdubs. Certainly it is all instrumental. Included here is "Just Passing Through," which was released as a single back in November, and which now has a sequel in "From Death to Life" (Track 11 on Enter the Arbiter: Songs for Holy Week).

Click on the cover, choose your favorite streamer, and enjoy! [Like all these records, the aim is primarily to just get the idea across. Don't expect Hit Factory perfection here. But I hope you can find several tracks you like.] 

Or, if you are up for it, I noticed YouTubeMusic had a pretty good shuffled play list. Aside from the occasional ads, it sets a good mood for study. 

Just released a new instrumental CD called "Just," just before the turn of the year.

 

Here is a link to the whole catalog of seven records.

Going on thirty years ...

Unlike so much ordure sloshing around the media, the culture, and the internet these days, it's going on thirty years, and A Soundtrack for the Close of the Age is still the best instrumental, Christian, progressive-rock-inspired album you have likely never heard. Yes, this has aged very well, even if I do say so myself. And here we are, thirty years closer to the close of the age!

More background on this record here (though many of the links will be out-of-date).