Just wandering along wobbling waves of sound. The night is reverberating. Electronic beats are ping ponging like stars on the dark sky. The subway drives by. Lights are floating. Four new tracks are creating a perfect background sound for a vibrant big city night. Walking, dancing tumbling – “Tongemisch” (English: sound mixture) by MasCon puts all midnight feelings in rousing techno sounds. 
After “Lautverschiebung”, it is his second release on Snork Enterprises, which he presents with his energizing and straight yet light-footed sound. Whereas “Passion” fills the hall with a rather bulky, rave hall style, “Sakrament” is more vivid, “Schmaler Grat” quite groovy and “extract” opens up a certain brightness, in which you can almost see the after hour sun.

B1 MasCon - Schmaler Grat Master

Licit plunges headfirst into the heart of techno with "Mutual Uncertainty," a pulsating sonic journey released under the revered banner of Snork Enterprises. Drawing inspiration from the ethos of boundless possibility, he crafts a release that mirrors the communal spirit of a dancefloor. This is raw techno at its purest, recapping legendary underground club nights where boundless creativity gets inspired, that draws a world where rules blur, echoing the communal ethos of a pulsating dance floor. "Mutual Uncertainty" transports you to a metropolis of dystopian grandeur, where beats surge like the city's very heartbeat.

1 Licit - Nothing Is Nothing

The Flow

Vicious Circle

TR-626, Korg Volca Bass, 4 channel mixer, Alesis Quadraverb

StrangeDays (PrivatePoebelStudio)

PAX PRODUCTION (MEDIATION)

FUCKING TECHNO SHIT (PAX PRODUCTION)

Snork #78 Steve Lorenz – Machine Room

Machine Room
Let’s get rough and dirty in the machine room. It’s where oil spills and steel creaks. It’s where heavy weights are pushed. It’s where the energy is born. It’s where speed gets going. And it’s exactly what Snork Enterprises likes: Some rugged, acid techno piece. So get your hands sweaty for the new Snork #78 by Steve Lorenz.
With his fusion of industrial sound, acid tunes and techno beats, Steve Lorenz develops a powerful and nasty atmosphere. You can literally feel the machines that have been producing those five new tracks. It’s a genuine, handmade sound. Heavy beats, boosting pace, and screeching tweaks are run by acid power. The speed goes up and down, but the energy remains strong. And the mighty Machine Room constantly forces forward.

Steve Lorenz
He’s a passionate defender of genuine techno values. For him, true techno music should not be limited to computers. It should be a result of research and experimentation by means of modern tools, speaking of hardware AND software. He believes in vinyl and despised the mass production currently carried out by many producers and labels that are just pushing out dozens of releases, compilations or other digital outputs for the sake of quantity and the hope of fame. 
In contrast, Steve Lorenz’s focus of his work is meant to be quality, vanguard and experimentation. That way, over the years, he developed an industrial sound, which is in constant evolution and is mainly influenced by techno, detroit, minimal, dub, acid, and neo trance. Being a very active techno producer since 2008, many of his productions are released on vinyl. His works are appreciated by top techno names such as Ellen Allien, Damon Wild, DJ Hell, Remute, Alex Kork, Richie Hawtin, Laurent Garnier and many more – some of which he already cooperated with as for example in 2010 when he released the vinyl Abstraction EP on Synewave, the New York label founded by Damon Wild. In 2012, Steve Lorenz also started his own label Tarvisium Electronique and by this expanded his collaborations with artists that he personally highly values such as Syntax Error, Legowelt, Orlando Voorn, Roland M. Dill, Applescal and Stanny Franssen.

SNORK ENTERPRISES 
It's a distinct sound diving deep down into the spheres of genuine underground techno where bass-lines surround your mind and the fascination of a gloomy yet groovy world of sounds inevitably enters your head. 
Founded in 2004 by techno DJ and producer Christian Schachta, known as Syntax Error, Snork Enterprises is a base for modern underground electronic techno music. It's not at all about being pretentious or arty for the sake of it. It's about real depth on the dance floor. Short and sweet: very snorky! It's a journey with friends such as Cristian Vogel, Phil Kieran, Jens Zimmerman, Daze Maxim, DJ W!ld and other big names from the techno scene having dedicated themselves to an uncompromising, stunning beat to go even further on a trip to the instantly exceptional, experimental sounds, ranging back to various roots of electronic underground. 

www.snorkenterprises.com


Machine Room

Steve Lorenz Engine 2

Created and live recorded by Harmonoizer, wires and machines at Jägerhôuse Tracx home base.

SpringBreak2020 (SANE Records)

SANE Records