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Always room round these parts for an expansion of the Preslav Literary School currriculum - new scholarly material just out in the form of a ludicrously limited (20 copies?!)  acetate 12" split, Analepsis (via New Zealand's Hell Is Now Love) is a "way of looking back in order to move forward" according to PSL. 


Its delicious, dramatic arc will be subject to "live reconstruction" at this Friday & Saturday's Lyd og Litteratur Festival. 


Below also hear both halves of PSL's melting organ epic Alamaut, part of LMYE's Festive 50 + 50 of last year's key releases. 


Analepsis by Preslav Literary School









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Not one but two new courses of study on offer at Preslav Literary School shortly. Its launch coinciding with next month's Netaudio London, where PLS headmaster Adam Thomas is both presenting (for Sourcefabric) & playing, Veer (Interdisco) is five dense recapitulations of live cassette collage & found sound conjuring at last year's Radio Village in Basel.

Find an exclusive download of the stunning, ritualistic This Good Lesson Keep below. This is the definitive version, a further iteration of the slightly longer, seemingly louder SoundClouded one - itself a revisiting of an earlier live piece...

July should then bring more ethereal loveliness - still studded with diverting sonic bric-a-brac, though - in the form of La Réflexion Du Tir, a 30-minute cassette on Full of Nothing. Its two tracks are named for the childhood friends in Mathias Énard’s Zone.

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Previous coverage (also here & here). Interview.

Preslav Literary School - This Good Lesson Keep (from Veer, Interdisco)

NB: photos above by Stephen Burch.

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