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Darren Hayes' new album and anger

Darren Hayes has hit out at Australian PM John Howard's stance on gay marriage after his British 'husband' was forced to fly to Australia on a tourist visa. Brisbane singer Hayes married Briton Richard Cullen in London last year. "It makes me angry and frustrated," the former Savage Garden frontman said yesterday. "I'm Australian and the way the law sits I can't bring my partner home as my partner... That to me is an infringement of my civil rights - a very un-Australian thing... I would never have voted for John Howard and I encourage people not to... I don't think he speaks for this country in the same way I don't think George Bush speaks for the US," the singer added. Hayes also said he plans to be a father in the future. "Every day the adoption laws seem to be changed or manipulated to block that dream, but obviously I'd adopt and it won't happen for a while but it's totally going to happen."
Darren Hayes was in Melbourne to promote his new single On the Verge of Something Wonderful, which made its debut at No. 29 in Australia this week and is No. 10 on the UK midweek chart. His double album, This Delicate Thing We've Made, was launched Saturday night at Astoria in London and is to be released today on August 20. For more info, visit darrenhayes.com. Watch On The Verge Of Something Wonderful video (left) and Savage Garden 1996' hit To The Moon And Back video (right)...

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Darren Hayes' new single

Openly Gay singer Darren Hayes, is to release on July 28, On the Verge of Something Wonderful, his first single from the upcoming album This Delicate Thing We've Made (in stores on August 20). The singer also announces his first national Australian Tour in three years, The Time Machine Tour in October. Watch Darren Hayes' On The Verge Of Something Wonderful video...

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Darren Hayes new album

Darren Hayes, 34, former singer of Australian band Savage Garden, has released "Who Would Have Thought", a new track from his upcoming double album "This Delicate Thing We've Made" to be released August 20 2007. The song can be heard on his MySpace page. Written by Darren Hayes and Guy Chambers, the track was co-produced by Justin Shave. A short film is accompanying the new track, it's been animated by Darren's one and only Richard Cullen, his boyfriend which whom he has signed a civil partnership in London last year.

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