PACKS Shares New Single "HFCS", New Album Arrives January 19th
In March, PACKS released Crispy Crunchy Nothing. The band's sophomore LP built on the momentum that had been sparked around the Madeline Link-led project with the release of their 2021 debut Take The Cake, earning comparisons to artists like Alex G, Vivian Girls, Pavement and Best Coast from publications like FADER, Stereogum, Consequence, Alt Press, Uproxx, FLOOD, Paste and BrooklynVegan. The album was an exciting step forward for the band and one that pushed their sound in some promising new directions.
PACKS announce their newest single "HFCS" from upcoming record Melt The Honey. "HFCS" comes with an accompanying video the band shot in Vegas during the band's recent tour w/Geese, and the punchy & shouty new track is an instantaneously catchy gem that clocks barely 2 minutes.
FADER says Melt the Honey "continues to build on the ambitious compositional heft found on Crispy Crunchy Nothing; here, Link discovers a new clarity" and Stereogum calls it "a warm and hazy piece of indie rock with some seriously slapdash ’90s style.” Listen now and if you live in the UK/Europe catch PACKS on tour w/Slow Pulp from November 29th.
