Rogue Wave, who is set to do some shows with Feist this September, is releasing their new record September 18th. Asleep at Heavens Gate, their debut for Brushfire Records, was produced by Roger Moutenot (Yo La Tengo, Sleater Kinney, Elvis Costello). There are also some special guests on the record. Matthew Caws from Nada Surf sings on a couple of songs, John Vanderslice contributes in spots, Snowblink's Daniela Gesundheit sings on a few tracks, Dominic East of Our Lady of the Highway also lends some vocals and Bill Cameron of the Winechuggers plays keyboards on "Ghost." You can get the Feist dates and check out some sounds on their MySpace page.

KT Tunstall has released the first single from her new record Drastic Fantastic. You can check out the video for "Hold On" here: Windows / Quicktime. The new record hits stores September 18th and look for select US dates to be announced for this fall, followed by a full scale US tour next spring.

Dweezil Zappa has added more dates to his Zappa Plays Zappa tour, including a return engagement for another Halloween in New York City. This year's Halloween event moves to the Beacon Theatre, but should be full of treats like last year's. One such treat will be the addition of Ray White to the band. White is a vocalist/guitarist who toured and recorded with Frank Zappa on various records, including Tinsel Town Rebellion, You Are What You Is and Zappa in New York, on which he sang lead vocal on "The Legend of the Illinois Enema Bandit."

Mp3 Offerings:
Ela (on tour w/ Minus the Bear): Professional Love
Robbers on High Street (via WXPN): Married Young
Pelle Carlberg (Swedish indie pop): I Love You, You Imbecile
One For The Team (Minneapolis powerpop): "Best Supporting Actor"
Benzos (ambient alt rock): Hurt Everybody
The Sharp Things (NYC orchestral pop): An Ocean Part Deux

The Cape May are set to release their new record this week. The Canadian indie-folk rockers teamed up with producer Steve Albini (Nirvana, Low, The Pixies) to record Glass Mountain Roads. The record hits stores tomorrow, but you can listen to the whole thing today. Cruise over to the Flemish Eye Records site for a preview.