In Summer 1991, Claus Pieper and Oliver Kuntzer decided to put their own musical ideas down. Up until then they had both been working as DJs. Immediately after their initial session, they got together with Ingo Kays to form Genlog. The team started pooling their ideas and producing sounds that were really worth hearing and majorly danceable. In fact, their very first release, the Mockmoon EP with the rave hymn Mockmoon brought the imheir live act created a senmediate breakthrough in the national and international Technohouse scene. It earned them their first invitation to the biggest house techno party of the time, Mayday. Tsation – the 30.000 ravers went completely mad. From then on, they toured the European rave scene non-stop. In 1993, Genlog moved over from Music Man in Belgium to Low Spirit in Berlin. After releases like House for you and me, Revolution, It feels so Genlog separated by Ingo Kays had shrunk back to its original size and was consisting of the partners Claus and Olli again.
They released their own tracks such as Eiskalt, Airwalk, Ceasefire , Face da Music and their latest single “More Music”. They are of course interested in other artist's tracks as well. They have their own studio Smoke and Dream Studios where they produced remixes of such famous acts as Marusha (Somewhere over the Rainbow), RMB (Redemption), Emanuel Top (Turkish Bazar), Alien Factory (Oet the Future) or Hooligan (Sueno Futuro), much to the pleasure of their many fans. But the big surprise came when they released their latest album Alive and Kicking with Low Spirit. This disc exposes a completely new aspect of their musical talent. Here they have spoilt their listeners' ears with the very best TripHop sounds imaginable. And how did the fans react? Their last tour drew big crowds, at the Life on Mars Mayday, people just could not hold still and the album sold amazingly well. The follow up, the longplayer “Rosa Lauschen”, was released in 1998 and sold just as good.
In 1998, Genlog stopped working with the label Low Spirit and released a downbeat-Album “Kemiri” (Strichcode Records) in 2000. In the following time Genlog produced a lot of remixes for artists like “Music Instructor”, “Griesse”, “Two Chicks On The Next Floor”, etc… They also released under different project names like Atropin Project, Butter & Steel, Lilo S., Eigenart and Spellbound.
2002, the classic tune Mockmoon has been re-released (April 2002) on Alphabet City with remixes by Erik Vee and Rave Allstars. Plus: Genlog was back on track and they return with a new 12”: “This Is Not A Lovesong” was released by Urban/Universal exclusive for the German, Austrian and Swiss market.