Bruce Haack‘s Haackula record was originally supposed to come out in 1978, but ended up being far too edgy and controversial for its time, and didn’t end up being officially released until 2008. This stuff is a bit darker and weirder than a lot of his other Moog/synth-heavy recordings. He even enlisted the help of 13-year-old vocalist Ed Harvey on some of the tracks.
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