ADSR Zine 018 (May 2023)
Mixtape track SIDE A accompanied by the text and photographic article 'Just Married'

Joe Wilson and Chanelle Collier - MIXTAPE 1A One SideA

ADSR Zine 018 (May 2023)
Mixtape track SIDE B accompanied by the text and photographic article 'Just Married'

Joe Wilson and Chanelle Collier MIXTAPE 1B One SideB

You should be allowed to fail

tourettes seems to actually

Harder to find your own voice now

engageing

Either this explosive splatter or implosion

Read more: 
Again- Josh Ahearn
ADSR Zine 006.1.4 ATTACK

Varisema (excerpt) - Helu

This artwork is a direct response to Chamber Made's Hi-Viz Practice Exchange in 2020. In a year of constant roadblocks, fear, and uncertainty, sound artists from around the country, and the world, came together to hold space for each other, and their practice. There is no one response to crisis, no single road to recovery, and no limits to our imaginations.
- Nat Grant, 2020

Response to Hi-Viz by Nat Grant

ADSR ZINE is an artist collective comprised of James Hazel and Elia Bosshard, known for their award-winning publication ADSR Zine that features writing and media from contributors who are, or who work with contemporary practising artists. 

We value the process of reflection, translation, interpretation, critical response and active engagement with Australian art and performance.
 
We believe that the artist is not only an expert in their field, but offers an important voice beyond the scope of their primary discipline. Artists are welcomed to move beyond this scope to embrace naivety, presenting the sweep, the details, or a combination of both. We embrace experimentalism and failure as an integral part of artistic practice and view the zine as a testing ground for new ideas, as well as for fully formed works.
 
ADSR Zine is has a strong interdisciplinary focus, delivering written, sonic and visual resources to present, support and facilitate discourse between contemporary practising artists.