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Jean-Luc de Meyer
Belgium
Jean-Luc de Meyer is credited on 448 releases across 127 albums tracked on Gatefold, active 1982–2025 — the collector-built map of who actually made the music.
448
Pressings credited
127
Albums
5
Decades active
59
In collections
Biography
Jean-Luc De Meyer (born 1957 in Brussels) is a vocalist and lyricist who is best known as the lead vocalist of the Belgian EBM group Front 242. De Meyer started singing in the experimental group "Under Viewer" with Patrick Codenys. Both joined Front 242 early in their history and de Meyer's distinctive growl became part of the group's trademark sound as their reputation grew during the late 1980s. By the early 1990s the Front 242 formula seemed to be tiring and there were growing musical differences within the group. In 1994 the band went on hiatus while de Meyer and other members started to focus on side projects. The most prominent of these was Cyber-Tec Project, later known as C-Tec. C-Tec produced two albums before going dormant towards the end of the 1990s, whilst his other project Cobalt 60 was more coolly received. De Meyer rejoined a rejuvenated Front 242 in 1998 to compose radically reworked versions of many of their songs, which they then performed on their first tour in five years, appropriately called the Re:Boot tour. De Meyer also performed vocals with Bigod 20 on their single "The Bog", with Birmingham 6 on their album "Error of Judgment", and with Glis on their album "Nemesis". In 2006 he contributed the vocals to the song "Future Fail" of the Front Line Assembly album "Artificial Soldier" and guest vocals on the songs "The Creature" and "The Dive" of the Implant albums "Audio Blender" and "Implantology". Since 2006, he started 2 new bands: 32CRASH (with the members of Implant) and Modern Cubism, where he sings poems by Charles Baudelaire and Geo Norge. He published a book in French in 2008, "Tous contraints", and started appearing on stage for performances as a reader and humorist. In 2010 he collaborated with Psy'Aviah on the track Ophélie, released on the album Eclectric. In the track Jean-Luc is singing verses taken out of the poem with the same name from Arthur Rimbaud. On 28 October 2011, his side project with members of Implant, 32CRASH releas
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Credited work
448 releases · 127 albums · active 1982–2025
- Performance · 647
- Other credits · 23
- Production · 9
- Engineering · 8
Studios: Art & Strategy Studio · M.R. Lab · The Implant Plant · Kitsch Studios
Discography
Records they worked on — most-collected first.

Front By Front
1988

Headhunter
1988

Tyranny >For You<
1991

Official Version
1987

Tragedy >For You<
1990

Religion
1993

Never Stop!
1989

Pulse
2003

Live Code
1994

Back Catalogue
1987

Interception
1986

Politics Of Pressure
1985

No Comment
1984

Geography
1982

Eleven Grinding Songs
2018

Still & Raw
2003

Headhunter 2000
1998
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[ : RE:BOOT: (L. IV. E ])
1998

Bible Of Dreams
1997

06:21:03:11 Up Evil
1993

05:22:09:12 Off
1993

Carpe Diem
1991

Mixed By Fear
1991

Rhythm Of Time
1991
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