"Their first album (self-produced on My Tongue records) was a very quick seller and is hard to get a hold of."
"Their first album (self-produced on My Tongue records) was a very quick seller and is hard to get a hold of."

Review: Deadly Kung Fu Action by Warlock Pinchers


October 1, 1989

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The Curious George saga continues, this time not with George Peppard but with the Ayatollah. Deadly Kung Fu Action is the second album by the Warlock Pinchers. Their first album (self-produced on My Tongue records) was a very quick seller and is hard to get a hold of. Their new effort will be on Boner Records, home of Ed Hall and Steele Pole Bathtub. I only got a pre-released tape with 5 songs, but from what I heard, it is sure to be a smash that could put them on the charts with New Kids On The Block.

The production quality of this album is much better than the last one. This is probably due to money. Don’t get me wrong, Pinch a Loaf, their first album was great, but this one will be cleaner and easier to listen to. With titles like, “We Got the Beast” and “Where The Hell Is Crispin Glover,” this project could just be the best thing you will ever invest in. Don’t hesitate—pick one up at Raunch as soon as it comes out.

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