No doubt you are aware of the merciless battle on copyright that's going on among the music majors on this planet, as well as of the tug-of-war that is opposing talent scouts. Some of them would grow and design talent within greenhouse castles, others would send out their agents in order to recruit, live in prime time, fitting members for their prefabricated bands.

The Saturnians, however, have found a solution of their own to deal with this problem: the LL implant, a true miracle of genetics and computer science. Once inserted into a living organism, the LL device analyses whatever sound stimulus it encounters on its course. Another part of its program was designed to record, transform and reproduce all audio data considered of decisive importance by the operating system.

There is a diabolic efficiency to the LL implant, as it is uninterruptedly scanning for new, interesting sounds.

We all know what became of this invention. The Saturnians have been implementing LL modules into the spinal cord of newly borns throughout their solar system for centuries. The sound data has been used for intergalactic radio broadcasting as well as to fuel the hottest dance temples in thousands of galaxies.

The current LL series have a biological intelligence plug-in which enables its carrier to develop bigger-than-live music skills.

Since the appearance of these LL3xx devices, no one can deny Saturn Corp's (c) technological supremacy any longer.

LL321 facts:

-started of on the punk HC scene in 1993

-lifetime skateboarder, bass player, drummer

-started experimenting with sound in 1996

-used to play with a rock band called Dolby La Souris

-1999: LL321 initiates "Electrobar", a monthly electro party in his hometown, where he gets to play alongside guest DJ's (ralph storm, deg, mike dma, d-jack,...)

-over the last 20 years LL321 has been performing live with original material throughout electro parties on the Brussels scene mainly (Ultradyne, Luke eargooggle, Rutherford, Velvet Underwear,...)

appears on the limited edition CD of FLESH magazine (200 copies)

-features on the "Roulette Rekordz" (2006) label release Car jack city (700 copies) with his track Agoraphobia and more recently (march 2021)on their band camp page

https://rrkz.bandcamp.com/album/ballistics

https://igloomag.com/reviews/ll321-ballistics-roulette-rekordz

-He also released  two techno EPs on the Activities Records label in 2015 and 2017. "Coincidentia Oppositorum", "Pharmakon" and appears on a compilation "Computing Machinery Vol.2