Maybe, if You're not into Psych/Kraut stuff, this isn't the right album for you. But, trust me, at least give at a chance to "Juan Fernandez Petrel".

https://nonpiangeredischi.bandcamp.com/album/zugunruhe

Hypnotic electronic riffs all around on a carpet of hyperactive drumming. Sounds like Battles keys on acid: sometimes there are some funky details. And that's even better!

To celebrate ten years from first album, Calibro 35 enlarges their band to a real orchestra. And the results it's just amazing. Funk, psych, jazzcore, big beat, afro, progressive rock and cinematic sounds mixes all together to give you a bloody experiences.
Enjoy > https://calibro35rk.bandcamp.com/album/decade

666daysofstatic!

Sons of Marlene Kuntz.

It's a slowly starting EP: first two tracks results kinda-boring and too long. From "Hundred Flowers" it starts to push a little on the harder things and, when it keeps growing with the next two tracks ("Fall" and "Winter"), things are gettin' def better.
That's just guitar-driven math rock made with loops (even if "math rock" it's never "just" math rock).
It's a quite good one.

"All is violent, all is bright" used to say God Is An Astronaut and it totally fits as a description for this work by italian NUER. This album offers a bass-driven blend of punk and violent electronics that winks to Prodigy and "The A La Menthe" by Nikkfurie.
It's like taking a mix of hallucinogenic drugs and go dancing in a factory in full operation.

Mathy-psychedelic synth driven band from USA, featuring Robby Moncrieff (also in The Advantage and some more projects, as a guest in "Face Tat" by Zach Hill, for example). It's crazy, and totally well-played, but it become annoying, like it happens with Oh-You're-So-Talented! musicians.
"Fool's gold" is almost perfect.

This is a top quality single from 2013: a high intensity Math-mixed-post-rock. MUST listen.
https://minot.bandcamp.com/album/the-ringing-silence-between-your-ears-b-w-the-means-relativize-the-ends-7

Italian Tetuan keeps walking through noisy arab markets bringing with them all the sounds, flavours and atmospheres of those places: Serpent of Wisdom mixes wisely psychedelic rock and ambient, Secret Chiefs 3 with drone and tribal rhythms and percussions.
My fav: Serpent Of Wisdom and - my best one - Illuminatus.

The duo becomes a trio: a new guitar joined the band.
And now, after the afro episode ("Bwa Kaiyman", 4 and half years before), it goes all the way down the hardcore-punk. A chaotic change in an all new way, nervous for sure. More musicians doesn't necessarily means an improvement.
https://maybeimnot.bandcamp.com/album/colonia

Bwa Kayiman it's the afro step in Maybe I'm carrier, Duo becomes something more, lot of guests in this one who create an interesting melting-pot full of afro, noise rock and also bluesy reminiscences.
So far, the best IMO.
https://maybeimnot.bandcamp.com/album/bwa-kayiman

Second step for them, Homeless Ginga takes the sound of We Must Stop You (the previous one) to the next level: there's more noise rock and less country/bluesy stuff.
Maybe I'm brings some gypsy rock and some Albini sound in the south-italian traditional music.
https://maybeimnot.bandcamp.com/album/homeless-ginga

First album made by this south-italian noisy duo.
Their We Must Stop You mixes Johnny Cash country with the worst Steve Albini's noise rock. Maybe still a little green, but It performs its work quite well.
https://maybeimnot.bandcamp.com/album/we-must-stop-you

Mid-Italy duo, Folwark, plays an instrumental blend of stoner punk and doom, with a damn-punk soul (can be heard in I'll teach you the fish and, totally, in Steps). Some things reminded me another italian duo named Hibagọn.
Well, uhm, it's a nice job! Take a listen!

Some grunge stuff from this italian trio. The opening track, "Settembre", it's a noise-punk shot perfectly made. The other songs fail to match the quality of the opening one, unluckly: they're just a mix of already-heard grunge and bluesy stuff.
If you're looking for a good noise-punk song, with lyrics wrote in italian language, don't miss "Settembre"

Bruno Dorella, pioneer of the Italian underground scene, and his new work with Ronin mix together acoustic instrumentals, bluesy riffs and folk atmospheres in a cup made with classicals and movie references.
I loved Capriccio, Bruto Minore, Scherzo and - the best one - Wicked (also in a video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IaH69seDDkE)

Say what you like, but that's the best math-rock sound to me. It's heavy, distorted and technically impeccable. It's like an electroshock treatment from the first second of it to the last. And I totally enjoyed that.
One of my best math-rock record ever.

A blend of synth-punk and all different stuff (you can find: punk rock, electronica, reggaeton, movie soundtracks, Morricone, Verdone, Brainiac, Michael Jackson and also napolitan neomelodic). It's crazy, so take a trip in this album, 13 tracks, 3:33 long, are waiting for you ;)

A violent italian trio, featuring two bass players and one hyperactive drummer.
Sounds like monkeys on acid.