Nine Horses
Nine Horses formed in Brighton around 2006, led by Sam Genders. Their debut album 'Money for Rope' came out in 2008, featuring songs like 'A History of Holes'...
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Nine Horses formed in Brighton around 2006, led by Sam Genders. Their debut album 'Money for Rope' came out in 2008, featuring songs like 'A History of Holes' that got some attention in indie circles.
After some lineup changes, they put out 'Snow Dogs' in 2010 and 'Statues' in 2014. The band's sound shifted over those records, touching on folk and electronic textures alongside their rock foundation. Tracks such as 'Snow Borne Sorrow' and 'The Darkest Birds' reflect that broader palette.
They haven't been especially prolific, but those three albums and a handful of songs like 'Serotonin' and 'The Banality of Evil' are what they're known for. It's a modest catalog from a Brighton group that had a moment in the late 2000s.
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