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Camouflage • Methods of Silence • 1989

Metronome [839 613-1] • VT-1711.0027 FLAC source for the best quality. We would like to hear your feedback! Support our project: http://bit.ly/vinyl-together-support ================================================= A0 00:00 Opening A1 00:51 One Fine Day A2 05:28 Love is a Shield A3 10:17 Anyone A4 14:07 Your Skinhead is the Dream A5 19:09 On Islands B1 24:49 Feeling Down B2 29:02 Sooner Than We Think B3 32:58 A Picture of Life B4 36:42 The Streets B5 40:12 Moorslede Street ================================================= Camouflage are: Heiko Maile, Marcus Meyn, Oliver Kreyssig Producer – Axel Henninger (A2, B1), Camouflage, Dan Lacksman Recorded By, Mixed By – Dan Lacksman Management – Karin Wirthmann Artwork – Klaus Paul ================================================= Filming, recording, audio editing: M. Winchester Lighting, video editing: S. Gray Turntable: Sony PS-HX500 Interface: ESI Juli@ Camera: Canon Legria HF R66 ================================================= Camouflage entered the synth pop game when most people had already moved on, which spelled trouble for their 1989 sophomore album. The total absence of acknowledged humor in Camouflage's material contrasted sharply with the vibrancy of the ensuing decade, and the album's widening addition of violins, saxophones, and guitars couldn't prevent the band from being forced into a prematurely outdated pigeonhole. In hindsight, this was the LP's biggest problem. "On Islands" and "One Fine Day" were sweet, multi-textured pop that swayed like a hammock strung between industrial pylons, while "Rue de Moorslede" regaled itself with a taut instrumental of circus organs, filtered horns, and the recurring sound of doors slammed shut. It was the opposite of '90s IDM -- frustratingly simple, sonically precise, forever reliant on pop song structure and, along with Depeche Mode's Violator a year later, one of the last times when a band could get away with it. [Dean Carlson, Allmusic] Wikipedia: http://bit.ly/cam-mos-wiki Discogs: http://bit.ly/cam-mos-dg

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