Richard Rossi of PowerPopNews.com shared this review of “Tethered Together”: Ornate production sensibilities carry throughout the album. And while that certainly works, these tracks resonate because underneath it all, the songs are so good. READ ARTICLE
Black Noise magazine sat down with Erich Specht of Push Puppets to discuss the new album and more. READ ARTICLE
Amsterdam music publication Rock at Night reviews the new album “Tethered Together”. The band, Erich Specht (lead vocals, guitar), Steve Frisbie (backup vocals, guitar) Kyle Magnusson Essig (keyboards), John William Lauler (bass) and Greg Essig (drums), don’t shy from going…
Music publication I Don’t Hear a Single reviews the new album “Tethered Together”. The strength here is in the songs and the arrangements. Beautifully sung, there is too much in these songs to just wash over you. Great Pop Rock…
The latest video from “Push Puppets” for the new song “Hearts Aren’t Souvenirs” is previewing now on Post-Punk.com. They provide a nice track-by-track rundown of what you can expect from the album that releases on May 16th. Push Puppets’ fourth…
Sound Read Six has shared this review of “Similar”: Sitting snuggly in the cerebral space between reflective rumination and communal upbeat atmosphere, the Chicago-based Push Puppets are bracing the world for their latest album release. They release albums to be…
The vibrant video for “Similar” can be seen in several countries on the syndicated Euro Indie Music Weekly Magazine television program! FIND IT IN YOUR AREA
Arts publication Dancing About Architecture has shared this review of “Similar”: The ‘Tethered Together’ album is graced with impeccable songwriting that shines with lush harmonies, angular guitars, dramatic keyboards and strings backed by a rhythm section that smokes. Erich Specht…
The Big Takeover has shared this review of “Similar”: What the Chicago quintet has always done so well, and what they certainly do here, is make music that echoes those heady days of the late 20th century, where rock energy…
Arts publication Skylight Magazine has published this thoughtful review of “Similar”: Lyrically, “Similar” is philosophical without being didactic, exploring upon issues of personality, and vision. Lines like “Under the skin and bone / Under a microscope / We’re similar” appear…