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The track opens with 11 seconds of a horse snorting into a SM57 mic. Then, a dropped-tuned 7-string guitar chugs a panic chord as a drum machine programmed to a 4/4 "canter beat" (180 BPM) kicks in. At 0:24, the vocalist—known only as "The Farrier"—lets out a low, guttural cry: “MUD. MUD. HOOF. BREAK.” In the late 2000s, "Horse Girl" wasn't just