Puggy - Are We There Yet? (2025)


Are We There Yet? distills Puggy’s signature warmth and melodic charm into a tighter, focused set of songs, trading expansiveness for concise, heartfelt pop. The shorter runtime forces the band to make every moment count—each track feels purposeful, with no filler drifting in. The production leans clean and immediate, with crisp instrumentation that lets vocals and melody come forward without over-polish. While there’s familiarity in the band’s sound—chiming harmonies, accessible hooks—there’s also a maturity in the songwriting that suggests growth rather than mere repetition. In all, Are We There Yet? doesn’t reinvent Puggy, but it reaffirms their strength: crafting intimate, emotionally resonant pop with clarity and heart.




Genre: Indie Pop
Country: Belgium

Final Verdict: 60% (Good Album)
Yearly Ranking: 563th / 681

Highlight: Never Give Up


Made me think of:
Phoenix
Foster the People
Bombay Bicycle Club

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