"The Electric Lucifer" is a 1970 concept album by Bruce Haack that uses a narrative structure to explore themes of good versus evil through a unique blend of electronic experimentation and pop sensibilities. The album is notable for its avant-garde soundscapes and Haack's distinctive vocal delivery.
- The album was released in 1970 on the Nu Muse Media label.
- It features Haack's distinctive vocoder-driven vocals and primitive synthesizers.
- The release explores themes of good versus evil through a narrative structure.
Bruce Haack was a Canadian-born electronic music composer and performer, best known for his avant-garde, experimental recordings that blended classical, pop, and electronic elements. "The Electric Lucifer" was released during a period when Haack was exploring increasingly unique and often childlike themes in his music, following his earlier, more conventional work.
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