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A classic pop-punk ripper from Bad Luck, a soft indie rock album from Avind, and a perky and beaming tune from Lakes were among our staff's favorites this week. Check out all 10 releases our staff deems 'must-hear':

Paris' Pærish shares the new video for their crunchy, grungy single "Journey of the Prairie King."

Check out Arms Like Roses' first-ever video for their song "12 AM."

A scorching hot tune from BXB LOVE, a shimmering, skin-prickling alt-country single from Runnner, and an optimistic and carefree Number One Lovers song were among our staff's favorites this week. Check out all 13 songs our staff deems 'must-hear'

'Visiting the Well' grapples with heartbreaking loss, resulting in Pleasure Systems most challenging and honest work to date.

Stream "First Nice Day," the ruminative lead single off Kibby’s upcoming album 'Blabracadabra' out 5/14 via Forged Artifacts

On their explosive debut album, Chicago trio Moontype capture lightning in a bottle.

'Ether,' the latest from Cathedral Bells, finds the band honing in on a sound pioneered on their earliest releases while employing a more refined, crystalline sonic palette.

On their self-titled record, Really From shrouds their intelligent songwriting in swirling layers of horns, crystalline guitar riffs, and rudimental drum grooves—the album’s best moments feel like painful-but-important internal dialogues.

In the inaugural edition of Wax Poetic, Eric pairs candles with music from Jay Som, Pom Pom Squad, and Torres.

Zac Djamoos spoke with Teenage Wrist about their new album, 'Earth is a Black Hole.'

Michael Brooks spoke with Mister Goblin about living in the Midwest, writing songs during quarantine, working with Seth Engel, and his excellent new record 'Four People in an Elevator and One of Them is the Devil'

The music on ‘New Music and Big Pop’ shows that Another Michael are experts at manipulating texture and feel, crafting songs that leave a mark you can see even when they’re not playing.

On her new album, Ian Sweet's Jilian Medford delivers dream-pop that's as dazzling as it is cathartic.

On 'Pool,' Aaron Maine’s hyper-aestheticism fundamentally shifted an entire generation's counterculture. In this edition of It Holds Up, Ted Davis revisits Porches landmark sophomore album.