Camouflage

In 1989 they released "Methods of Silence", and the single "Love is a Shield" stayed in the top nine in Germany for more than six months. The album was sold in more than twenty countries. In 1990, Oliver Kreyssig left for personal reasons.

They reunited in 1991 and recorded "Meanwhile" with a producer who had also worked with David Bowie. Surprisingly, the album included real instruments and percussion. Then came "Bodega Bohemia" and "Spice Crackers". Oliver officially reunited in 1999.

In 2001 they re-released "The Great Commandment" with a more modern version. The production was by a trio from London, and the drums were played by a musician who also played with Depeche Mode. That year they also performed at the Leipzig festival. In 2003 they released "Sensor" and started a tour across Europe.

A few years ago they released "Relocated", an album that shows an evolution towards more current sounds. It uses electronic bases, synthesizers and guitars. From there came songs like "Motif Sky" and "Bitter Taste".