New Laufmasche, after his great Snork19, this time on Relax2000!!!

Out now!!!
Releasedate:
Vinyl 20.11.2009
Digital 04.12.2009

Relax2008
Laufmasche –Fm e.p.

A: Luna
B1: Bell
B2: Butterblume

http://www.snorkenterprises.com/downloads/Relax2008.zip

info : 
After previous outings on Snork, Vita Minima and Pas de nom, Laufmache dishes up the next offering
from Relax 2000. Squared strictly at the dancefloor, it feels like there's a party in your mouth and
everyone is invited!
Laufmache digs through the comedy samples to kickstart “Luna”, and organ driven roller designed to make
the feet tap and the bottom sway. Pitch diving synths then intervene to add some light relief to the
proceedings, backed up with delayed bleeps which sparkle and shine.
“Bell” is a much dryer and colder offering, robofunk basslines crash head on into the bells which then
slowly rise and fall in pitch, increasing the tension as they move forward.
Chugging along like a choo choo train “Butterblume” makes us funk backwards and forwards, Jack up and
down, and Butterfly sideways, all at the same time.
3 trax guaranteed to move the floor like an earthquake!

Releasedate:
Vinyl 20.11.2009
Digital 04.12.2009

Snork23
Ditch – Manse Al e.p.
Incl. Fumiya Tanaka remix

A1: Funcup Reipian
A2: Fumiya Tanaka remix
B: After

http://www.snorkenterprises.com/downloads/Snork23.zip

info :   Japanese producer Ditch aka Shinichiro Kono showcases two more of is trademark Art-Noise/Minimal techno compositions,
backed up with a percussion driven remix from the world renowned Fumiya Tanaka, much touted in the music press of the late
nineties as the “Japanese jeff mills” - as if that really means anything ten years on! Since starting to produce in 2005 Ditch
has appeared on numerous labels including Minibar, Safari Electronique and Microcosm to name but a few, and now we are very proud
to announce his debut for Snork industries!

“Funcup Reipan” introduces us to the Ditch sound – Sparse and industrial, Stark and experimental Frequency shifts, build into heavy
bass glitches, meanwhile chaotic sounds become more insistant and regulated.

Fumiya Tanaka turns up the heat with beats for the street, juxtaposed with stereo stabs, and the subterranean bass from the original,
running clockwork fashion like a minimal stopwatch.

“After” then turns up a tearing bass tone overlaid with a funky hat and LFOsnare combo rubbing against what sounds like heavily effected
 field recordings – the bass then slowly becomes an incessant funky groove guaranteed to get the most hardened chin stroker grooving away
on the floor...

Coming soon!!!
Releasedate:
Vinyl 08.01.2010
Digital 22.01.2010

Relax2009
Mark Hawkins & JE:5 – Absurdly connected machines e.p.

A1: Usine à gaz
A2: Pitagora Suicchi
B1: Weltmachine
B2: Il Tempo Gigante

http://www.snorkenterprises.com/downloads/Relax2009.zip

info : 
An E.P. Of two tales, the first beginning in Berlin during the winter of 2005, the
second from the wilds of the English countryside.

Mark Hawkins should need no introduction here. His music career which spans the past
ten years has brought numerous releases, and performances around the world, including
legendary clubs like Stammheim, Tresor and U60311 in Germany, Doornroosje in the
Netherlands, Le Batofar in Paris, France and the Tunnel Club in St Petersburg, Russia.

JE:5 is one of the UK's most unsung talents. Resident Live-act at Uglyfunk from it's
inception in 1997, he was always pushing the boundaries, quite often, writing his live
sets on the night of the performances.

Usine a Gaz and Pitagora Suicci were recorded after Mark and JE:5 had too many late nights
in the clubs of Mitte,  restaurants of Boxhagnerplatz and bars of Ostkreuz. Sucking
influence from Hardwax where during that week many records by Audion, James T Cotton and
Hieroglyphic Being were purchased, this is the sound of Latte Machiatto, Bionade, Sternberger,
and Kiefen, finally captured on wax.
Uscine A Gaz is an Illinois inspired ode to Jack, merging mid 90s techno flavours with 21st
century tempo and groove.
                  The destruction of an allnighter at the Panzerwerk becomes apparent in
Pitagora Suicci. You can hear the dehydrated remains of two people who's only way of communicating
with the outside world is through the machines.

Welt Machine and Il Tempo Gigante were recorded by Mark alone in the bedroom of a small market town
in suffolk early in 2009.
Weltmachine gives a nod and a wink to Maurizio, and reminisces of old times in the German capital.
Anthemic is probably the only word to describe “Il Tempo Gigante”, it's where LFO, Mathew Jonson
and DJ Dag all meet in a Berlin Keller, with only a bottle of Jagermeister for company. I'm sure they
will still be working the floor at 10am monday morning!

Syntax Error from the deep deep ground of ocean sound!!!

Coming soon!!!
Releasedate:
Vinyl 04.12.2009
Digital 11.12.2009

Snork24
Syntax Error – Mental Abyss e.p.

A: Norflop Poseidon
B: Oceanic Amcom

http://www.snorkenterprises.com/downloads/Snork24.zip

info :   Snork Enterprises  Director General Syntax Error returns once more to Snork with two fine funky flavours
to further your freeform movements on the dancefloor.

Norflop Poseidon begins with a collection of abstract beats which soon collect themselves into a bass heavy rhythm.
Broken beats collide with the minimal groove, and DX drones soon give way to solid digital clunks giving us something
genuinely new and different.

Osceanic Amcom returns us to more conventional beat structures backed up with more FM synthesis taking us on a journey
into deep electronic sounds. Snares and rattles then intervene, and the FM bass gets deeper, taking us into a bouncing,
delay filled funk.

Two fresh funk filled cuts from the Snork Grand Master himself, play them LOUD!

Out now!!!
Releasedate:
Vinyl 30.10.2009
Digital 13.11.2009

Snork22
Jens Zimmermann
A: 11:40
B: 13:59

http://www.snorkenterprises.com/downloads/Snork22.zip

info:
Jens Zimmermann returns to Snork with submarine grooves from deep underwater. Keeping
preconceptions minimal, titles are meaningless, but when Herr
Zimmermann dishes out some of his best work to date, who cares what it's called!
“A” appears from a deep sea trench, some might say like Paul Johnson through a low pass filter.
It's like a Chicago Jack-track, but from the bottom of the great lakes, just this time, the
hats are crisp and and the bass deep. It's telling you to JUMP, so you know what to do.
“B” Backs up hydraulic dubs with atmospheric pads, continuing the jacking theme, but again,
20 thousand leagues under the sea. Random squid synth squirming punctuates
the introspective moods whilst the swirling synth pads build to a crescendo.

Miss at your peril!

Here you can download the recorded sets from Syntax Error from our Snork Enterprises Labelnight at Tresor Berlin on the 16.10.2009.

Syntax Error live PA:
http://www.snorkenterprises.com/downloads/SnorkLabelnightTresor2009_SyntaxError_Live.mp3

Syntax Error Dj Set:
http://www.snorkenterprises.com/downloads/SnorkLabelnightTresor2009_SyntaxError_DJ.mp3

Cristian Vogel..s Mungo taken from his Crust Cloud Chunks e.p. released as Snork20 will be used on the new upcoming Fabric 49 CD mixed by Magda.
Release will be the 16th of November. More info soon and on www.fabriclondon.com

Download it here:

http://www.snorkenterprises.com/downloads/Chocjam3.mp3

And be there on the 3rd of October at Break the Rulez Festival at Giessen..s Hessenhallen.
Syntax Error performing Live at the Under the Ground Floor presenting stuff of his upcoming Chocolate Crisis e.p. which will be released on Relax2000 Records in October.
It also includes a Patrick Lindsey remix. Watch out for more info.