Penguin Prison Hit LA for 2 Days/Don't F With My Money

We had Penguin Prison perform at our SUPERGOODMUSIC Showcase series in Austin, TX during SXSW 2011 - which included a performance of "Golden Train" at Rusty Spurs (see video below). The act has steadily been infiltrating other blogger's respective radars and recently picked up Windish to their booking - so you should certainly expect to see their name popping up on more festivals and more national tours in 2012.

They also just dropped this video for "Don't F With My Money" that has Occupy Wall Street themes in it and is definitely stirring up a little controversy.

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To close out their 2011, they are making a trip back to L.A. to play Dim Mak Tuesdays tonight at Dim Mak Studios and then tomorrow they head west to The Central SAPC to perform Wednesday night. Their high energy, infectious-indie-electro jams translate really well to concert and we strongly recommend you check them out if you can.

Blast Supplement

A series of shows that are off the beaten path were unfortunately left out of this weeks LA Concert Blast. Since we like to make sure you are most in the know about local music happenings - make sure you consider these events when making your plans Thursday thru Sunday.

Thursday, July 28th there is the Beat Fighter Music Producer Showcase that sees a handful of producers square of at Three Clubs in Hollywood, including DJ Abel, DJ Jawa, Jamie. L, The Alumni, Pakman and Gyfted.

Saturday Three Clubs hosts a glam rock dance party with Kate Crash, Purple Crush, Baron Von Luxury, DJ New Berlin, Ming Vauze and Dylan Gray.

For something outside of the clubs and concert venues, but nonetheless geared towards music, you might want to check out the Vortex Immersion Dome at 1201 West 5th Street, Los Angeles, CA 90017. From 9 pm - 2am on Saturday night, the RECESS event presented by Thinking About Tomorrow kicks off.

The fundraiser benefits youth education in L.A. by inviting adults out for fun and play - including an open bar, a DJ dance party inside the jungle gym dome that features 360 degree graphic video projections, tether ball pole dancing and live music in the HopScotch lounge.

To keep the beats bumping properly, the RECESS team recruited the likes of Sleeper, DJ Lou E. Bagels, Dj Christi Mills for the jungle-gym dome and Paul Chesne Band and Mansion on the Moon for the Hopscotch lounge. You can learn more about this special community enriching event at http://thinkingabouttomorrow.org/back-to-school/.

On Sunday, the Leimert Park Artwalk bustles for the Project Blowed event featuring Malik The Freq, Johnny Smell, Sanghai Empire, Substance, Mellow Society and DJ Lord Ron. Its free - so thats one less excuse to miss it!