Bruce Haack -Electric Lucifer -TELEPHONE EXPLOSION LP Grooves.land/Playthek

Details / Tracklist:

A1: Electric To Me Turn (01:50)
A2: The Word (Narration) (00:30)
A3: Cherubic Hymn (02:20)
A4: Program Me (04:37)
A5: War (03:43)
A6: National Anthem To The Moon (02:38)
A7: Chant Of The Unborn (01:22)
B1: Incantation (03:15)
B2: Angel Child (01:01)
B3: Word Game (03:48)
B4: Song Of The Death Machine (03:00)
B5: Super Nova (05:22)
B6: Requiem (03:21)

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Colour Tbc

Description:

"Throughout the 1960s, Canadian composer Bruce Haack was as ubiquitous on childrenâ??s and variety shows as were exotic animals from the San Diego Zoo. But he wasnâ??t there to perform so much as demonstrate. In his formative compositions for theatre and ballet, he had experimented with tape loops and musique concrÃ¨te techniques; by the early â??60s, he wasnâ??t just playing around with electronic sounds, but also making the very gizmos that generated them. By day, Haack would eke out a living as a composer for commercials and a series of instructive, interactive childrenâ??s records made with collaborator Esther Nelson. But by night, Haack was making music that was decidedly adults-only. Originally released in 1970, The Electric Lucifer was Haackâ??s first work pitched to a contemporary rock audience, released by Columbia Records in the dying days of a post-hippie moment when bizarro outsider-psych could still find a home on a major label. If it was not the first rock record to feature electronics, it was certainly among the first to give them a starring roleâ??both musically and conceptually." - COLOUR TBC

Limited edition 2024 release on colored "Heaven & Hell" vinyl (red, blue, black, and white splatter).

Manufacturer No.:

LPTERC41

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