The Pack a.d. is a Canadian garage rock duo hailing from Vancouver, British Columbia, known for their gritty sound and electrifying live performances. Formed in 2006, the band consists of singer/guitarist Becky Black and drummer Maya Miller. Their music is a blend of hard-hitting garage punk and blues-infused rock, with lyrics that often tackle social issues and personal empowerment. Over the years, The Pack a.d. has earned a reputation for their raw energy and uncompromising spirit.

Through a consistent stream of releases, The Pack a.d. has established a solid fanbase and critical acclaim. Their recent works include a series of live albums, "LIVE! Vol. 3," "LIVE!, Vol. 2," and "Live! Vol. 1," capturing the visceral experience of their concerts. The duo's last studio album, "it was fun while it lasted," arrived in 2020, which many perceived as a swan song, potentially hinting at a hiatus or the end of their active years. Their remastered debut, "Tintype," along with thoughtful singles like "You Don't Own Me" and full-length records like "Dollhouse" and "Positive Thinking," further exemplify their dynamic range and commitment to authentic music-making. With a sound that's both nostalgic and fresh, The Pack a.d. remains an enduring presence in the indie rock scene.