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The Glasspack
The Glasspack formed in Chicago in 1964 with Don Irving on vocals and guitar, Walt Anderson on bass, and Mike Sharpe on drums. They released a handful of...
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The Glasspack formed in Chicago in 1964 with Don Irving on vocals and guitar, Walt Anderson on bass, and Mike Sharpe on drums. They released a handful of singles on the Bukka White label, including 'T.V. Eye' in 1966.
That song, 'T.V. Eye,' became their most recognized track. Its dissonant, hypnotic sound and Irving's haunted vocals gave it a cult following among listeners drawn to its experimental edge.
Their recorded output was limited, but 'T.V. Eye' stuck around, finding listeners who heard something raw and unpolished in its garage rock sound.
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