Camouflage - Greyscale

We write the year 2015. One retro wave follows the next. Synth-Pop is bigger than ever. All around the world, current productions reference the sound that emerged from pre-reunification Germany. So where are the originals – the bands and artists of that time – today? Many can be found doing the rounds at eighties parties held by local radio stations. Others are investing the royalties from their back catalogues in the cultivation of organic vegetables. Not so for Camouflage. That's right – THE Camouflage – the masters of sadness dressed up in electronic songs. The band flitted directly from the small German town of Bietigheim-Bissingen all the way to the United States in 1987 with "The Great Commandment". Their music brilliantly combined the icy coolness of Kraftwerk, the pop of OMD and the melancholy gloom of Depeche Mode. Yet the temptation to indulge in nostalgia has always remained very feint with this band. So it's no surprise that Camouflage now emerge with "Greyscale" – a strikingly current and compelling album, both musically and lyrically.

The CD version is the limited CD Digipak.

Release: March 6th, 2015

Tracklist:

1. Shine
2. Laughing
3. In The Cloud
4. Count On Me (Featuring Peter Heppner)
5. Greyscale (CD version only)
6. Still
7. Misery
8. Leave Your Room Behind
9. Light Grey
10. If... (CD version only)
11. End Of Words
12. Dark Grey
13. I'll Find