10 songs you need in your life this week

Does anyone know who SAULT actually is? Does that even matter when they're making music as rich and durable as the songs on their rightfully-hyped new album Untitled (Black Is)? "Wildfires" is a testament to their indestructibility.

Jasiah said it himself: this is the new heavy metal. His very palpable fury sticks to the bones, well after the song has wrapped.

Andrea Valle's new project Lovergirl has the Philly artist dreaming up her own brand of dexterous R&B. "Wild" is a beck and call at the fissure between savage and synthetic.

Summer Walker isn't asking for much, she just wants you to keep it clean. But that's easier said than done when the beat is so damn filthy.

Sines and Yayoyanoh go together like cookies and milk. That is to say, "Free" is a real treat.

Drain Gang stays eating all summer. Obviously we're chewing on Bladee's second record of the year, 333, but earlier this week we also got a new treat from his longtime producer Whitearmor. "Frutta e Verdura" sounds like something you'd hear on a heavenly piazza.

On the penultimate track of Special Interest's walloping new record The Passion Of, the New Orleans disco-punk outfit grab a sledgehammer and whack away at the throes of indifference.

If the dog days are gonna keep coming, we can put our trust in Sen Morimoto to guide us through. The first single off his forthcoming self-titled record has him working up a solid groove out of day-to-day dangers.

For a self-described "vitriolic mass of dynamite just bound to ignite," the composure that Yves Jarvis maintains on "Victim" is stunning. It's a carefully-packaged punch in the gut.

Porrige Radio and Lala Lala have refined the art of yearning. "Good For You" sounds like staring out the windowsill and into something terrifyingly intoxicating.