"A teen-fueled, bubblegum-pop album with a summertime theme…pure fluff, and that's fine with me." -- Teenage Depression

Just when you thought it was safe to mention Teenacide Records at a party, we've gone completely bonkers and released this collection of ten solid gold summertime hits from that trio of bratty So. Cal blondes who hoodwinked the label into thinking they were a real group. For anyone who flipped over Rocket's contribution to the Hey! Its A Teenacide Pajama Party! CD, you'll have plenty to dig on their debut full-length release, as Lauren, Lauren, and Lauren rock and wreak havoc on a whole slew of seasonal faves from Blondie, the Undertones, Shelley Fabares, Redd Kross, Freddy Cannon, and the Bay City Rollers, to name just a few. While the tired-but-true tale of Rocket's origins has been told at many a Hollywood happening over the past year, nothing could've prepared listeners for Too Hot To Be Bothered, a made-in-the-shade mutation of fuzzed-out guitars and synth-powered beach blanket boogie that reveals the girls' full-on love affair with punky 'n' punchy summertime pop. Includes action-packed liner notes from infamous West Coast pop historian Harvey Kubernik, who reportedly covered his body with an entire bottle of Coppertone the first time he heard the album.