Strange Boutique

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Strange Boutique
Origin Washington, D.C.
Years active 1987-1994
Genres Gothic rock, Shoegazing
Labels Bedazzled

Strange Boutique was a band from Washington, D.C. that was part of the harDCore scene. They were active between the years of 1987 and 1994 and released 4 full-length albums and 2 live albums on the Bedazzled Records label. They are also featured on several compilation albums. Monica Richards, the lead singer of Strange Boutique, later went on to form the underground band, Faith and the Muse.

On Saturday, July 3rd, 2004, Strange Boutique celebrated a brief reunion in Washington, D.C. The band played at The Black Cat with This Ascension and Siddal.

  1. The Loved One (1991)
  2. Charm (1993)
  3. The Kindest Worlds (1994)
  4. The Collection: 1988-1994 (2004)

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