Canadian Sean Sroka is the kind of self-deprecating singer-songwriter that pens his
fears in a way that blends a punk rock ethos with the calm and kindness of folk. The
frontman for indie outfit Ten Kills the Pack has become known for his confessional-
style lyricism that explores the rough edges of the human condition.
Sroka approaches his life as a musician with a raw passion and sincere attitude that
stems from his DIY days cutting his teeth in the music scene of his hometown Toronto
or playing in his sludgy punk band around the city. His independence guided the 2019
full-length Force Majeure that zeroed in on the hustle and bustle of city life, a solitary,
self-described “guy with guitar” effort recorded in apartments across Toronto. While
follow-up Life, Death & Afterwards (2021), expanded his scope to focus on the cerebral
and philosophical.