"Pushing the Senses", the third single, was released in July of the same year, but became the band's lowest charting single since "Day In Day Out" from 1999, when it entered the UK chart at number thirty. Grant Nicholas described it as "One of the most upbeat songs on the album", while comparing it to "Classic Feeder". This was followed-up in November with "Shatter / Tender", in which "Shatter" was a b-side on "Tumble and Fall" and eventually left off the album after the record company felt it would not fit in with the rest of the tracks, despite Grant Nicholas' protests but was included on the Japanese release. A petition was set up to release the song as a single, and was also included alongside album track "Tender" on the end credits of the European dub of the Russian film "Night Watch". The single reached number eleven in the UK singles chart. "Tender" was described by Grant as "a healing song" and was written on the piano.