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2008 proved a quiet year for Bench releases, although he was busy behind the scenes helping others, with the gifted away record [[Zombie Incognito]], and mostly with time spent producing [[Lies,Synthesizers,Thursday Afternoons|Recut the '60s]] debut LP.<br> | 2008 proved a quiet year for Bench releases, although he was busy behind the scenes helping others, with the gifted away record [[Zombie Incognito]], and mostly with time spent producing [[Lies,Synthesizers,Thursday Afternoons|Recut the '60s]] debut LP.<br> | ||
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- | Throughout the latter half of the year, and indeed all through 2009 | + | Throughout the latter half of the year, and indeed all through 2009 Bench was focussed on [[The Second Life of Fidel Castro]], a record so bloated and out of control it no longer fits under the Mamareeko umbrella. |
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Eventually, in the spring of 2010, Bench resurfaced with a new release [[Rhonda Peril Borderman]]. Marking a familiar yet fresh new direction, the album is one of two albums Bench has in the works. The second, the more traditional [[The Derelicition and Resurrection of Mamareeko X. Bench]] whilst half written is sitting around waiting for the notoriously fickle Bench to change his mind again. | Eventually, in the spring of 2010, Bench resurfaced with a new release [[Rhonda Peril Borderman]]. Marking a familiar yet fresh new direction, the album is one of two albums Bench has in the works. The second, the more traditional [[The Derelicition and Resurrection of Mamareeko X. Bench]] whilst half written is sitting around waiting for the notoriously fickle Bench to change his mind again. |