The Tension and The Spark - Track Listing

Track Listing

No. Title Writer(s) Producer(s) Length
1. "Darkness" Darren Hayes, Robert Conley Hayes, Conley 5:17
2. "I Like the Way" Darren Hayes, Robert Conley Hayes, Conley 5:04
3. "Light" Darren Hayes, Robert Conley Hayes, Conley 4:54
4. "Pop!ular" Darren Hayes, Robert Conley Hayes, Conley, Mark 'Spike' Stent* 3:53
5. "Dublin Sky" Darren Hayes Hayes, Conley 4:35
6. "Hero" Darren Hayes, Robert Conley Hayes, Conley 4:26
7. "Unlovable" Darren Hayes, Robert Conley Hayes, Conley 5:23
8. "Void" Darren Hayes Hayes, Conley 3:19
9. "I Forgive You" Darren Hayes, Marius De Vries Hayes, Marius De Vries 4:35
10. "Feel" Darren Hayes Hayes, Conley 4:03
11. "Love and Attraction" Darren Hayes, Robert Conley Hayes, Conley 4:05
12. "Sense of Humor" Darren Hayes, Robert Conley Hayes, Conley 4:47
13. "Ego" Darren Hayes, Robert Conley Hayes, Conley 4:31
Regional Bonus Track
No. Title Writer(s) Producer(s) Length
14. "Boy" Darren Hayes, Robert Conley Hayes, Conley 4:00
Outtakes, B-Sides & Demos
No. Title Availability Length
1. "Touch" B-side to the physical single of "Pop!ular" in Australia, and "Darkness" in the United Kingdom
2. "Zero" B-side to the physical single of "Pop!ular"
3. "Random Blinking Light" B-side to the physical single of "Darkness"
4. "Strange Magic" Recorded for the "Ella Enchanted O.S.T" in 2004 just prior to the release of the album as a favour to Tommy O'Haver for directing the "Strange Relationship" music video from the Spin album
5. "Let's Go" An out-take from the album, which later appeared as a B-side to the physical single of "Me Myself and (I)"
6. "Boy" A bonus track on the Australian, Japanese and British digital versions of the album
7. "Timebomb" An out-take from the album, which was revealed by Hayes on his Facebook in June 2012.

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