Spice Crackers (30th Anniversary Edition) Vinyl LP from Camouflage
Following Oliver Kreyssig's temporary departure, the remaining duo moved away from pure synth-pop to explore diverse soundscapes. Go to product viewer dialog for this item. Spice Crackers (30th Anniversary Edition) Vinyl LP from
Their debut album featured their biggest hit, "The Great Commandment" , which topped the US Dance Club charts and reached #59 on the Billboard Hot 100. Other notable tracks included "That Smiling Face" and "Strangers' Thoughts". Other notable tracks included "That Smiling Face" and
Their follow-up solidified their global presence with the anthem "Love Is a Shield" , which remains a worldwide dancefloor staple. Experimentation and Lineup Changes (1991–2000) Founded in 1983 in Bietigheim-Bissingen, the band consists
German synth-pop trio has maintained a influential presence in electronic music for over four decades, evolving from a group often compared to Depeche Mode into sophisticated masters of "melancholy techno-pop". Founded in 1983 in Bietigheim-Bissingen, the band consists of lead singer Marcus Meyn and keyboardists Heiko Maile and Oliver Kreyssig . The Golden Era (1987–1990)
The band's early career was defined by massive international success during the synth-pop boom of the late '80s.