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A melodramatic inquiry into mortality. Stauber asks, "What kind of milk were you? Did you ever believe in yourself?" turning a carton of expired dairy into a poignant reflection on a life lived.

Reviewing Jack Stauber’s surreal six-minute masterpiece, is like trying to describe a dream where you’re grocery shopping, but the milk is having an existential crisis. Originally aired as a series of shorts on Adult Swim , the project was later released as an EP under the Jack Stauber’s Micropop name. The "Type Beat" Aesthetic jack_stauber_type_beat_shopping

is a "theatrical masterpiece" of lo-fi pop that uses absurdist humor to tackle heavy themes like capitalism, addiction, and mortality. While the vocals may be too "weird" for some, the creative production and poignant writing make it a must-listen for anyone into experimental indie pop. Jack Stauber, Shop: A Pop Opera review A melodramatic inquiry into mortality

Watch the full pop opera to see how the music and claymation work together to create its unique atmosphere: SHOP: A Pop Opera | adult swim smalls Adult Swim YouTube• Nov 4, 2020 While the vocals may be too "weird" for

The music features Stauber’s signature "weirdcore" production: fuzzy keyboards, analog tape-hiss textures, and erratic, bouncy synths. Each track is incredibly brief—ranging from 18 to 59 seconds—yet manages to pack in catchy, avant-pop melodies that stick in your head far longer than their runtime.

“"This is the type of project that's quirky and unique in the absolute best way possible... I've ever used the word quirky... without immediately cringing." — budder, Album of the Year” Album of the Year

Explores the stifling comfort of routine at the cost of excitement.