British emo-punk revivalists Moose Blood's sophomore album, "Blush," showcases their growth and ambition.

The band, led by vocalist/guitarist Eddy Brewerton, guitarist Mark E. Osborne, bassist Kyle Todd, and drummer Glenn Harvey, delivers a blend of emotive and energetic songs, drawing inspiration from bands like Jimmy Eat World and Brand New.

Produced by Saosin's Beau Burchell, "Blush" raises the bar in terms of musicianship and emotional intensity, offering a balance of anthems and heartfelt confessions.

Tracks like "Pastel" and "Honey" highlight their pop-punk energy, while "Cheek" and "Freckle" showcase their melodic prowess.

The album's most memorable aspect lies in its raw and honest lyrics, which explore themes of heartbreak and loss in songs like "Shimmer" and "Knuckles." Overall, "Blush" is a cathartic and emotionally resonant album that solidifies Moose Blood's position as a prominent force in the emo-punk scene.