An old ghost legend rides again, this time in Colonial America.
When a skeletal rider on a horse named Mënahtuw haunts a New Jersey village, superstition turns to horror—and the mask of savagery is torn inside out.
Drawn from The Skeleton Horseman (1841-42), this episode gallops through fear, faith, and long-buried truth.

Written, recorded, and produced by Tristan Robert Lange.
Part Six in the continuing Devilishly Dreadful series.

Devilishly Dreadful: Secrets Gallop

Tristan Robert Lange
Poet • Mystic • Gothic Voice

I create work at the crossroads of poetry, music, and spirit — blending gothic atmosphere, existential honesty, and sacred subtext. My sound carries the same pulse as my poetry: raw, immersive, haunted yet haloed.