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Music · 1994

Dummy

Portishead

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Dummy
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Holds the after-hours tone while stepping into a new literature frame.

Trip-hop's most cinematic album. Noir, samples, and Beth Gibbons's devastating voice.

This work has been selected for the Aravien index based on editorial review.

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Trip-hop's most cinematic album. Noir, samples, and Beth Gibbons's devastating voice.

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