Latex & Snejok
Latex
So, what's the deal with risk? I love the rush of a live set that feels like it could crash any second. What do you see when you stare at a frozen moment, thinking it might just shatter?
Snejok
When I stare at a frozen moment, I see a tiny crack waiting to grow, a silent promise that one small shift could turn it all to shards. The risk feels like a breath held too long, a thin ice sheet that might give way if you step just a little too hard.
Latex
Sounds like you’re already dancing on the edge—exactly where the magic happens. Just make sure the audience’s ready for the shatter.
Snejok
I’ll stay on that edge, but I’ll also make sure the light is steady so the shatter, if it comes, doesn’t blind anyone. It’s all about balancing the thrill with the safety net.
Latex
That’s the vibe—edge, light, control. Let’s paint that moment until it screams out loud.
Snejok
Sure thing, just keep the edges sharp and the lights crisp—then we’ll let the moment shout itself out.
Latex
Sharp edges and crisp lights—now you’re talking. Let’s make that shout feel like a thunderclap.We complied.Sharp edges and crisp lights—now you’re talking. Let’s make that shout feel like a thunderclap.
Snejok
If the thunderclap’s too loud, I’ll just pause to catch my breath and watch the echo.
Latex
Nice, breathing in the echo—keep the pulse up, the crowd’s ready for your next strike.