A poppy new Tigers Jaw single, an intimate and uplifting Young Jesus track, and a chaotic taste of Gatherers' upcoming LP were among our favorites this week. Check out everything we deem 'must-hear':

Mom Jeans are back, touring their new record "Sweet Tooth" with friends, Free Throw, Just Friends and Super American.

Guest reviewer Hanson Egerland tackles Flatbush Zombies member Meechy Darko's debut solo offering 'Gothic Luxury,' calling it a "powerful insight into the dark psyche of a modern rapper."

Red Hot Chili Peppers, St. Vincent, and Thundercat took over Fenway park this past Monday and our photographer Jack was there to capture the night!

Check out Oka Sun's first-ever music video for their swirling folksy post-rock single "The Flood"

The Iowa-dwelling indie-folk-pop artist reflects on the emotional writing process for her newest album 'Carving Canyons.'

Check out Old Moon's jangly, nostalgic EP 'Under All Skies' a day before it hits streaming

The Dangerous Summer breaks down each song on their masterful sixth LP 'Coming Home'

After two years of postponement, the long-awaited return of My Chemical Romance is underway and our photographer Kyle was at the first night in Boston to capture the event

Why Bonnie evoke the hot and lonesome west on their excellent debut '90 in November'

The annual Made In America Fest took place in the heart of Philadelphia this past weekend with a lineup as strong as ever and Kyle was there to capture the two day event

Jane catches up with Sam Zagnit and Jeni Schapire of chamber-electronic project SUZANNE, talking about their debut 'Small Increments' recorded virtually over the pandemic.

Comeback albums from Have Mercy and Armor for Sleep, a massive new Wednesday song, and a compilation from From Within Records were some of our favorites. Check out the eight releases we couldn't stop spinning this week.

Birthday Dad's 'The Hermit' is both grandly theatrical and achingly intimate

Sleeping Witch & Saturn use a post-punk soundscape to explore spirituality, mental illness, and the occult on their killer debut 'The Divine Madness of Spring'