"Staying below radar" would be the best phrase to describe Jason Snell. Having four different pseudonames and moving many times since emerging in 1998 makes it difficult to track him. He began in San Francisco, with his earliest releases appearing on Low Res records and Hangars Liquides. Then he met Kid 606, who brought him onto the Vinyl Communications roster with his first CD release, "Violence." Soon after, he moved to Minneapolis, where he began exploring a variety of new facets in the hardcore scene, leading to three new pseudonames. these included Kamphetamine (gabber), 13th Hour (industrial), Useless Generation (hard techno). In the Midwest, he began working intensively with Dj Adjust and Abelcain. This triad began the foundation Low Res Records, based in Detroit. Most recently, Snell moved to downtown New York City and founded the new sublabel Division 13, which is a palette for creative works, musical and visual, for him. He also works with labels like Dyslexic Response, History Of The Future, Eupholous, and Addict.