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Beth Gibbons—Lives Outgrown

here was a time, circa 1994, when the lounge noir of Portishead drifted from every angsty 20-something’s bedroom, giving voice to the loneliness and anxiety in a turned heads for its riff on traditional sample culture—sampling Portishead’s own jams rather than lifting sounds from other artists.

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