The band's third album, "Meanwhile," saw Camouflage moving towards a more pop-oriented sound, while retaining elements of their synth-pop roots. It was released during a period of significant change in the music industry, with electronic music continuing to evolve.
- "Meanwhile" was recorded in several studios across Germany and Denmark. The album featured a slightly more polished production compared to their earlier works. It charted modestly in the German album charts.
- The release date was March 26, 1991. The record label was Polydor. The genres are synth-pop, new wave, and pop.
- The album produced two singles: "Heavenly Father" and "Suspicious." Neither single achieved significant chart success internationally.
Camouflage is a synth-pop band from Germany, best known for their 1988 international hit "The Great Commandment." They were a prominent act in the new wave and synth-pop scenes of the late 1980s and early 1990s.
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