Hot on the heels of their debut, Camouflage released Methods of Silence in 1989. This album marked a slight departure from the purely digital sound of their debut, incorporating more acoustic guitars and samples. It is often cited by fans as their most "human" sounding record.
Camouflage burst onto the scene with a sound that bridged the gap between German underground electronics and mainstream pop. Rewind - The Best Of 87-95 Camouflage - Discography -1987-2009- -mp3-320-
Their sophomore effort produced the hit " Love Is a Shield ," which remains their most successful single in Germany. This album introduced more diverse instrumentation, including violins and saxophones, adding layers to their synth-pop foundation. Experimental and Transition Years (1991–1997) Hot on the heels of their debut, Camouflage
An experimental, almost ambient record that moved away from radio-friendly structures. A remastered version was released in 2009, featuring "Kraft". The 2000s Return and Modern Sound Camouflage burst onto the scene with a sound
Named after a New York club, this album saw the band experiment with funk basslines and acoustic guitars. It was a commercial risk that alienated purists but has since gained cult status.