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With over 20 years in the music industry, as a musician, producer, engineer, lighting designer, stage manager, production manager and designer, and label owner, there is very little in this business that can still surprise Chris. As an artist, producer, or engineer, he appears on over 250 commercial releases. Some of them are even not that bad, if you're in to that sort of thing. Chris was the lead singer of Sister Machine Gun, during which he learned that if you want something done right, you're probably better off just doing it yourself. Now he releases music as Micronaut and RT60, writes a monthly column for Computer Music Magazine, is the co-owner of Audio Damage, Inc., and takes the occasional photograph. (On film, natch.)