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| Marcus Pollard found a mysterious acetate in a Port Alberni thrift shop which turned out to be the 1968 demo of Nanaimo's Glass Cage. |
In the summer of 1968, five Nanaimo, BC teenagers recorded an exciting six-song demo of West Coast garage psych. Cut to an acetate then lost to time for 50+ years. Until now. Watch the story of the Glass Cage's lost recording right here and below.
“A remarkable discovery. The Glass Cage show impressive creativity and versatility as they transition between hard-hitting, organ-driven Northwest R&B slammers and dreamy, harmony-based psychedelic numbers.” – Mike Stax, Ugly Things
“I LOVE the Glass Cage!” – Grant Lawrence, CBC Radio
“Newly unearthed garage rock classic ... terrific California-style psychedelia”
– Craig “Rockin’ Prof” Morrison, Ethnomusicologist
“A garage rock gem” – John Dwyer, Osees
Restoration & remastering by Peter Conheim, deluxe 8-page booklet with story, photos and posters. Cover art by Bob Masse Studios. Get a copy of The Glass Cage's 1968 recording released by Supreme Echo as "Where Did The Sunshine Go! via Bandcamp right here.
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Times Colonist Thrift store find leads to new life for Nanaimo band, The Glass Cage
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