Industrial and arts culture photographer and DJ whose carefully framed shots grace the covers of many Sub Pop Records records, and whose photos document some of Seattle’s most interesting artists. Aubry spun platters at KCMU Seattle before the beginnings of the grunge craze, deejaying under the moniker Mugsy in the mid eighties. His on-air coverage of industrial bands attracted and fueled the formation of a Seattle noise scene, giving a boost to independent record shops and helping spawn projects like Yeast Culture. His audio experiments remain obscure, so far.