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Chris Phinney was active within the realm of experimental music from 1982 until his recent passing last month. Whether it has been his main recording project, Mental Anguish, or his label, Harsh Reality, Chris' involvement with the development of 1980s cassette culture and beyond, is immeasurable.
More info here: www.haltapes.com/harsh-reality-music.html

In late 2019, Chris was hit by an uninsured driver. The collision compounded previous injuries, and found him in a wheelchair unable to work. Phinney was the father of four children, three of which were still dependents at the time of the incident.

Any proceeds will go to his family.

https://nopartofit.bandcamp.com/album/modus-vivendi-a-benefit-compilation-for-chris-phinney

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bandcamp.com/yum

I know I posted a still image of this recently. But I was just reminded that I did these exactly 3 years ago. You can still get a hand drawn pistachio face. This print comes with one: https://www.anthonychristopherart.com/prints/caverns-print-edition-of-25-11x14

As of this post it looks like there are 2 left.

Her collection of short stories (Female Loneliness Epidemic) on this same imprint is now among my favorite pieces of literature, just for its easiness, attentiveness and un-self conscious reflectiveness. I've read the novellas, too, and Baby Bruise was a fun affair that flirted with the possibility of an older man, in ways that were effective but also subtle. I found it charming.