What makes The Pleasure Remains by Camouflage notable?

This album helped solidify Camouflage's place in the synth-pop revival of the mid-2000s, particularly in Europe. Its lead single, 'The Pleasure Remains', gained significant airplay and contributed to the band's renewed visibility on music charts, illustrating the lasting appeal of their electronic sound. Released in 2007, 'The Pleasure Remains' is Camouflage's fifth studio album, following their 2003 release, 'Sensor'. At this point, the band was navigating a resurgence in interest within the synth-pop genre, adapting their sound for a new generation while retaining their signature style.

How many songs are on The Pleasure Remains?

The Pleasure Remains has 6 tracks, running approximately 30 minutes.

The Pleasure Remains

Camouflage · 2007

30 min · 6 tracks · synth-pop

A lush blend of synth melodies and rhythmic beats that encapsulates the essence of mid-2000s electro-pop.

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Tracklist

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1 The Pleasure Remains (radio edit) Standout 4:02
2 The Pleasure Remains (Camouflage vs. Wet Fingers - radio edit) 3:27
3 The Pleasure Remains (Camouflage vs. Wet Fingers - club version) Standout 7:32
4 Your Own World Standout 3:34
5 The Pleasure Remains (Lowe Pleasure mix) 4:45
6 The Pleasure Remains (Rezonance remix) 6:55

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