Keto has announced headline shows in London and Bristol.

Photo: Joey Fourr

The Spook School have announced a new album.

Placebo have added a Manchester show to their autumn tour plans after cancelling their Blackpool date due to the temporary closure of the Empress Ballroom.

VANT are going on an indefinite hiatus.

Photo: Gobinder Jhitta

SikTh will be joined by Press To Meco and Devil Sold His Soul on their UK tour this December.

Glen Hansard has lined up tour dates around Europe, including a show at London’s Royal Festival Hall.

The Breeders have released a new single, Wait in the Car.

Charlotte Carpenter has posted a video for the title track of her new EP.

Jade Jackson has announced a London show. 

‘Plum’ is the fourth LP from Los Angeles band Wand, following up the quickfire trio of ‘Ganglion Reef’, ‘Golem’ and ‘1000 Days’, which were released in little over a year between 2014 and 2015. It marks a departure from the psych-garage-rock pigeonhole the band found themselves slung into and finds them standing out in a burgeoning crowd of peers.

Embrace have shared a video for their latest single, The Finish Line.

The Magic Gang have shared a new song.

Daphni, aka Caribou's Dan Snaith, has announced another new album.

This is the Kit have announced headline shows for early 2018.

Ferris and Sylvester have shared a new single.

Kojey Radical has unveiled a video for 700 Pennies.

Tigercub have added a Brighton date to their January tour.

Photo: Daniel Alexander Harris

Strong Asian Mothers have released a new single.

There are only a handful of artists who can claim they saw off extreme physical odds to forge hugely successful careers. Ray Charles and Stevie Wonder, certainly, also Black Sabbath’s Tony Iommi and Def Leppard drummer Rick Allen.

Sham 69, featuring the original 1977 line up of Jimmy Pursey, Dave Parsons and Dave Treganna alongside drummer Robin Guy, will play Cardiff's Tramshed next spring.