Alice Donut
Alice Donut formed in Minneapolis around 2000 with Joe Reineke on bass, Patrick Smith on vocals and guitar, Dan Haugen on guitar, and Thomas Becker on drums....
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Alice Donut formed in Minneapolis around 2000 with Joe Reineke on bass, Patrick Smith on vocals and guitar, Dan Haugen on guitar, and Thomas Becker on drums. Their name came from the donut-shaped flowers they found interesting. They put out their first album, 'Donut Comes Alive,' in 2001.
Their song 'Bottom of the Chain' got some attention for its sharp lyrics about social inequality. Other tracks like 'Big Cars And Blow Jobs' and 'Bucket, Forks and Pock' showed their taste for raw, energetic rock with a confrontational edge. Their lyrics often tackled social issues directly, which drew both fans and critics.
They kept making music for a while, exploring different sounds without settling into one predictable style. The band's work stayed grounded in that initial Minneapolis alternative rock scene, more concerned with making their point than chasing trends.
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