One look at the snarling, tattooed, grungy grrrls in Fabulous Disaster, and it's easy to imagine they might screw you and then kill you -- and not necessarily in that order. But don't get too excited, sk8er bois, they're definitely not interested in you. This queer quartet -- already at the forefront of the admittedly small lesbian punk rock subgenre -- plans to break bigger with their new release, Panty Raid! And it just might happen, because their Joan Jett-meets-Veruca Salt with a dash of the Descendents-style songs can make the straight and the sapphic alike pogo with pleasure. What started off as a side project quickly turned into a full-time bit, based on audience reaction in their San Francisco home base. After spotting singer Laura Litter, bassist Mr. Nancy, drummer Sally Gess and guitarist/ vocalist/keyboardist Lynda Mandolyn play a show, NOFX front man Fat Mike decided to produce their debut, Put Out or Get Out. He also co-produced their latest with Alex Newport (At the Drive-In, Sepultura). Song topics include everything from lesbian films to pill-poppin' and carjacking, and their requisite love-gone-bad anthems take on a slightly different tone with the girl-on-girl action. The music is surprisingly effervescent, coming in loud and fast spurts. And though the band's own Web site describes their playing as "tighter than a rhino-sized butt-plug shoved in a gnat's ass," their live shows are purportedly looser, party-prone affairs. The Village Voice called them the "real Josie and the Pussycats," although they didn't weigh in on which group chases more tail.