Keep a Private Room Behind the Shop
by Tom Rosenthal
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Eyes Eyes Eyes
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Forgets Slowly
03:30
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Away with The Fairies
01:33
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Karl Marx in the Bath
03:01
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Take Care
01:54
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The Boy
06:49
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Pingu in the Igloo
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Tony
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There is a Dark Place
03:34
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REVIEWS
"The best album by a British male artist I've heard this year. A refreshing and captivating sound sculptor" -
(Paul Gambaccini, BBC Radio 2)
"This is a bold, stylistically intriguing effort brimming with understated creative intent which will almost certainly fuel your own imagination" (God is in the TV)
"Tom Rosenthal is a rare breed. A singer-songwriter who pens beautifully understated, intricately arranged and quirky tales about boys who struggle with tinned fish and people who read the Communist Manifesto in the tub to cheer themselves up" (Music OMH)
"A rare, overtalented specimen of youth" - (Libertine Magazine)
"An antidote to malice" - (Josie Long, BBC 6music)
"The best album by a British male artist I've heard this year. A refreshing and captivating sound sculptor" -
(Paul Gambaccini, BBC Radio 2)
"This is a bold, stylistically intriguing effort brimming with understated creative intent which will almost certainly fuel your own imagination" (God is in the TV)
"Tom Rosenthal is a rare breed. A singer-songwriter who pens beautifully understated, intricately arranged and quirky tales about boys who struggle with tinned fish and people who read the Communist Manifesto in the tub to cheer themselves up" (Music OMH)
"A rare, overtalented specimen of youth" - (Libertine Magazine)
"An antidote to malice" - (Josie Long, BBC 6music)
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released 10 October 2011
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