Following the sudden implosion of San Francisco"s heaviest (and quite possibly hairiest) rock band Parchman Farm, singer Eric Shea built the heavy punk n roll quartet Hot Lunch. With vintage tube amps the size of refrigerators and a behemoth drum kit, the group entered California"s Louder Studios with producer Tim Green (Christian Mistress, Earthless) to record their debut album. The resulting, self-titled "Hot Lunch" is a ten song romp overflowing with heavy, hard-driving guitars, born-to-be-a-breakbeat grooves, throbbing, melodious bass lines and the bad ass vocals of Shea (the dude can really f***ing sing!). This is scuzzed-up, red hot garage rock and roll that pushes Hot Lunch to the forefront of the awesome west coast scene of bands currently redefining skate-rock. F*** the cold leftovers, it"s time for some scorching Hot Lunch!