A long-lost chapter of New York City’s 1970s downtown rock scene is finally being heard! The Rousers, a five-piece outfit once courted by major labels but never officially signed, are having their long-shelved 1979 ‘Sire Session’ released... https://t.co/jE02DbROZz

‘Doğu Ekspresi’ marks a thunderous return for Turkish-Swiss legends Café Türk. It’s an intoxicating midnight journey of psych rock, reggae, and funk that races from Ankara to Kars. It’s a sound rooted in tradition yet full with New Wave energy.

Bill Cutler is an American musician, songwriter, and producer whose career is defined by its continuous, agile crossing of key countercultural movements, from the Greenwich Village folk revival to the punk explosion. https://t.co/N7euIKFTyd

The debut album, ‘Blood Red Sky,’ from Norwegian trio Orbits is a thrilling manifesto of collaboration, experimentation, and audacious musical exploration. https://t.co/ijhtDRJFsY

Edward Rogers’ new album ‘Astor Place’ is a journey across continents and memory. https://t.co/SnUOMxpuJ7

Recorded in 1975, ‘Agharta’ is less a conventional jazz album and more a ferocious, hypnotic blast of funk-rock; a dense, unrelenting sonic spectacle where Miles Davis’s trumpet is a wounded howl over a monumental wall of electric sound. (50th Anniversary Edition, Music on Vinyl)

Strawberry Alarm Clock is back with a brand-new single, “Monsters,” out soon via Big Stir Records. The psychedelic rock legends behind the 1967 hit ‘Incense and Peppermints’ are opening a fresh chapter in their story. https://t.co/b2LHgv9GSG

Underground stalwart Mike Vest’s nascent project, Brain Pills, unleashes a seismic, fuzz-drenched sonic tribute to his Gateshead origins, featuring maniacal vocals and meticulous mastering from crust-punk titan Bri Doom. (Creepy Crawl)

Everland Music’s compilation, ‘Jugoton Bossa Nova: Brazilian Wave in Yugoslavia 1963-1983’, is an essential collection unearthing rare tracks that chart how Yugoslav jazz and pop musicians uniquely interpreted the smooth, breezy Brazilian genre during the socialist era.

The British progressive rock outfit Zeitgeist, known previously only for their appearance on the fabled 1971 private press compilation K.C.S. Modern Music, has had its complete recorded legacy unearthed. https://t.co/Z2CviHecbk

Billy Bill Miller on Cold Sun, Roky Erickson, and the Long Road to ‘Rites of Osiris’ https://t.co/CVBXIaYw4m

Earthrise, originally emerging from the New Jersey scene back in 1975. What we have here is a phenomenal reissue from PQR-Disques plusqueréel of their 1978 debut, and what's so great about the music is how they take the lovely, hazy, kind of pastoral prog ...

It hardly needs saying that the Dutch-Belgian fuzztopian punk trio Ford’s Fuzz Inferno’s latest LP, Ultimate Fuzz Frequencies, is pure fun, whether you’re a punk, a fuzzhead, or both.

‘A Record of Living Beings,’ the collaborative project of Raimund Wong and Suren Seneviratne, goes beyond conventional musical composition to become a layered, time-spanning exploration of sound. https://t.co/vQzZQP3Cta

The 4 Levels of Existence stands as one of my all-time favorite monuments of heavy Greek rock. This remarkable band recorded their sole album in a single ten-hour session, without a single overdub.

With only a few copies pressed, it was a private hard-rock artifact, a gem that vanished into the ether, cloaked in pseudonyms and whispered myths. https://t.co/U8yMTipGPq

Peter Morén’s SunYears project has settled into a rich, self-aware pocket, finding a comfortable distance from his past work’s intensity. https://t.co/W12Xk3PVD2

Fusing together on this very special 7-inch split (PSYLK RD.): Sol Societe and Velvet Penny. On the “Sunny Side,” Sol Societe erupts with a hypnotic, Latin-infused psych that opens up a new world. Flip the record to the “Lucky Side” and float high with Velvet Penny’s journey...

Morris delivers a powerful, subversive message: persistence in one’s singular vision is an essential act, a continuous beginning. https://t.co/WMTjY0TCHO

Isolation, channelled through Nord Electric, shifts from a simple reflection to a vast, radiant expanse, powered by the driving drums of Neil Conti and the recognizable, expansive guitars of Mark Gardener (Ride) and Giulio Sangirardi...