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Short Stack’s Post-Pubescent Angst Firmly Intact on New Album ‘Maybe There’s No Heaven’

It feels as though no time has passed since Short Stack burst out of teenage bedroom stereos more than a decade ago

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Pat O'Hara

It feels as though no time has passed since the trio from Budgewoi burst out of teenage bedroom stereos more than a decade ago with their undeniably catchy blend of pop punk.

Now, Short Stack‘s post-pubescent angst is firmly intact, but there has been a sudden and unlikely transformation.

Short Stack Album Artwork

On this fifth album, the band’s first in seven years, Short Stack traverse differing genres and moods with deliberate (but still bratty) charm.

Stream: Short Stack, Maybe There’s No Heaven


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