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"You said you liked guitars, went crazy for pop music, got your kicks from dancing.....and You Always Loved Violence"

At the end of last year, The Blanche Hudson Weekend released a compilation CD entitled Reverence, Severance And Spite. It featured all the single tracks up to that time, plus a bunch of brand new and exclusive... [more]

Here we have a great little collectors item. Usually this 7" comes as part of the Odd Box Records Singles Club, and sits nicely alongside a 7" featuring The Give It Ups / Santa Monica Swim And Dive Club, and another 7" featuring One Fathom Down / The Humms. All wrapped up in a cloth bag with stickers and badges.

However, a few copies of The Blanche Hudson Weekend / Horowitz... [more]

"As tempting as a cup cake, but as tough as a 75 cent steak. Essential 60's influenced girl garage noise pop"

The Blanche Hudson Weekend, still less than 1 year old and with only 3 single releases so far, have decided to compile all the tracks from those aforementioned 7" plastic platters onto one CD, alongside a handful of brand new recordings and a couple of leftovers... [more]

The 3rd 7" EP release from The Blanche Hudson Weekend, and featuring 3 brand new tracks. Let Me Go could be a contender for the poppiest thing the band have recorded so far. Heavily influenced by 1960s girl garage groups, this one is full to bursting with pop hooks, jangling guitars and just the right amount of fuzziness... all clocking in at under 2 and a half minutes aswell. In stark (and... [more]

Here we go—the 2nd 7" release from The Blanche Hudson Weekend. Featuring 3 brand new tracks which finds the band in slightly more sinister sounding mode this time around. "Grip Of Fear" is a chugging pop nugget, melodic and noisy in roughly equal parts. "Sharks" and "Only Snow" reveal a much darker element to the band's sound, with a heavy Velvet Underground... [more]

The Blanche Hudson Weekend is here. Featuring Caroline and Darren (ex-The Manhattan Love Suicides) along with a bunch of other Weekenders, and bringing to you all kinds of noise, fuzz, melody, dissonance, rawness, killer tunes and buzzsaw pop. Take a bit of 1960s girl group sounds, mix with Girls In The Garage type ramshackle... [more]