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Spook the Horses debut album, 'Brighter'. 60 minutes of dense, atmospheric soundscapes and crushing intensity. On 'Brighter', the band layers three guitars, synthesiser and samples with bass and drums to create monumental songs that are saturated and spacious at the same time. released December 7, 2011. On this recording Spook the Horses are Ben Dentice, Donnie Cuzens, Blair Everson, Callum Gay and Zach Meech. Spook the Horses are a six-piece band from Wellington, New Zealand, weaving together a unique sonic texture from post-metal, drone, experimental rock, ambient music and thrash, as well as mesmerizing visual art. pelagic-records. People Used To Live Here.

SPOOK THE HORSES, from Wellington, New Zealand, are such a band. The band's most daring effort to date, People Used to Live Here explores the natural and immediate. Written and conceived in relative isolation over several grim Southern Hemisphere winters, SPOOK THE HORSES are defining their own sonic trademark with this album: an atmosphere of quiet desolation, raw and real, desperate and unsettling: the post-apocalyptic soundtrack to abandoned places, where people used to live, at one point in time, long ago.

Horses is the debut studio album by American musician Patti Smith, released on November 10, 1975, on Arista Records. Smith, a fixture of the then-burgeoning New York punk rock music scene, began recording Horses with her band in 1975 after being signed to Arista Records, with John Cale being enlisted to produce the album.

Hope you're ready for a spook, because nothing is scarier than scientific inaccuracies! Rest in peace, dumb beliefs about the world; no longer shall you live in the collective consciousness of society. 1. Earth is at the center of the universe. Ancient minds sure thought highly of the Earth. In 1543, Nicolaus Copernicus set everyone straight by asserting that everything in the universe doesn't revolve around our home planet  . Astronomers Once Watched a Star Turn Directly Into a Black Hole. The Center of the Milky Way Is Home to a Massive Fountain That Spews Antimatter.

The Lydians, people who used to live in part of modern Turkey, invented coins about 2,600 years ago. The Lydians would put a picture on their coins to show where the money came from. The Romans used to pay their soldiers partly in salt. Salt used to be very valuable and soldiers would sell it for other things. The word 'salary' means 'salt money' and the expression 'worth your salt' ( good at your job) comes from this. Traders used to prefer metals, like gold and silver, because, unlike a sheep, they would last a long time