Greater Toronto Area indie rock outfit Packing have officially released their debut collection of songs, the Loves Me EP. Rooted in punk, progressive rock, and Midwest emo, the Canadian group draws influence from acts like Coheed and Cambria and Hot Mulligan, delivering a diverse sound that touches on math rock, Latin rhythms, hardcore, and electronic remixes.
Lyrically, the EP offers an external perspective on personal reflections, exploring multifaceted concepts of love across family, friendships, and romantic relationships. Known for their playful personality—including performing TV theme song mashups at live shows—Packing balance lighthearted humor with intricate compositions and tight production. The Loves Me EP is streaming across all major digital outlets.
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