like here. 'Pilgrim Soul' and title track 'Pushing The Senses' see Feeder thrash furiously away at their instruments, which should appease those who prefer their earlier work". Q magazine included the album in its list of the top fifty albums of 2005, ranking it at number thirty-nine with the second single "Feeling a Moment" being voted the ninety-eighth best track of the year by their readers. At the 2005 Kerrang! Awards, Feeder received a nomination for "Best British Band", the same award they won two years previously. Chart performance and sales Pushing the Senses debuted on the UK albums chart, at their highest chart position to date at number two (blocked from the top position by Athlete's Tourist), and sold 42,951 copies. The album remained on the chart for fifteen weeks, which was much less than the 36 spent on the chart by Comfort in Sound. The album reached the top one-hundred in The Netherlands, Austria, Switzerland, Flanders and Japan with a top twenty appearance in the Republic of Ireland. Pushing the Senses became Feeder's first release to chart on the top twenty of the European Top 100 Albums, where it peaked at number eleven. Although the overall performance of the album was less than what was anticipated by Echo, it is still alongside The Singles their most successful release in terms of peak chart position. Track listing DVD tracks and footage All DVD tracks and footage appear on the United Kingdom, Japanese and European CD/DVD editions of Pushing the Senses. "Tender" (The Depot Sessions) "Dove Grey Sands" (The Depot Sessions) "Pushing The Senses" (The Depot Sessions) "Bitter Glass" (The Depot Sessions) "Pushing the Boundaries" (Documentary) "Tumble and Fall" : The Video Diaries (includes the video) "Victoria" (5.1 Mix and Lyrics Screen) Personnel The following people contributed to Pushing the Senses: Grant Nicholas – lead vocals, backing vocals, lead guitar, piano and cello arranging Taka Hirose – bass Mark Richardson – drums Fran Healy and Dougie Payne - backing vocals ("Tumble and Fall") Audrey Riley - cello and cello arranging Gil Norton, Grant Nicholas and Ken Nelson - producers John Dunne, Matt Sime, and Mark Phythian - programming and engineering Adrian Bushby - mixing and additional engineering Chris Blair - mastering Ryan Wallace – set design Blue Source - art direction Lawrence Watson - photography Release history The album was released in three versions: a single disc version, a gatefold