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Thoughts Become Things is Markus Schulz's first full-length album under his Dakota alias, released in 2009 with a darker progressive trance focus.
Giants in the Earth is a novel by Norwegian-American author Ole Edvart Rølvaag, first published in Norwegian in 1924 as two volumes and issued in English translation in 1927. It follows a group of Norwegian immigrants who settle on the Dakota prairie in the 1870s, chronicling their struggles with is...
The Nine Skies is a 2017 progressive trance concept album created by German-American DJ and producer Markus Schulz under his darker Dakota alias. The album is structured around nine distinct stages, originally conceived as an audiovisual performance experience. It features extended, atmospheric trac...
Thoughts Become Things II is a 2011 studio album by German-American DJ and producer Markus Schulz, released under his darker progressive trance alias, Dakota. As the sequel to his 2009 album Thoughts Become Things, it expands upon the alias's moody, atmospheric sound design. The record is characteri...
Badlands National Park protects a unique landscape of sculpted badlands in southwestern South Dakota. The park’s dramatic geology features extensive prairie formations and significant fossil deposits dating back to the Oligocene epoch. Paleontologists and researchers study these fossils, primarily m...
Peder Victorious is a 1929 novel written by Norwegian-American author Ole Edvart Rølvaag. As the second book in a trilogy, it continues the narrative of a Norwegian immigrant family in southeastern Dakota Territory, following their son Peder. The story explores themes of cultural assimilation, relig...
E.L. Doctorow's 1960 debut novel, a revisionist dark western set in the Dakota Territory that subverts frontier mythology; adapted into a 1967 film with Henry Fonda.
The Theodore Roosevelt National Park is a United States national park located in the badlands of western North Dakota. Established as a national park in 1978, it commemorates the 26th President's formative experiences ranching in the Dakota Territory during the 1880s. The park is divided into three...
Wind Cave National Park is a protected area in the Black Hills of South Dakota, established in 1903. It was the first cave system designated as a national park and is known for extensive calcite boxwork, a delicate honeycomb-like formation found there in unusual abundance. Above ground, the park pro...
Written by Ernest Haycox and published in 1943, Bugles in the Afternoon is a notable historical novel centered around the 1866 Fetterman Fight.
