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That Dog (stylized as that dog.) is a Los Angeles-based rock band that formed in 1992 and disbanded in 1997, reuniting in 2011. The band originally consisted of Anna Waronker on lead vocals and guitar, Rachel Haden on bass guitar and vocals, her sister Petra Haden on violin and vocals, and Tony Maxwell on drums.[1]

Key Information

The band's original work drew critical comparisons with the output of Redd Kross, Wednesday Week, Dolly Mixture and Buzzcocks.[1]

History

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Formation

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Lead vocalist Anna Waronker is the daughter of record industry mogul Lenny Waronker and singer Donna Loren, and the sister of drummer Joey Waronker of Beck, R.E.M. and Atoms for Peace.[1] She is married to Steve McDonald of Redd Kross. Petra and Rachel Haden are daughters of jazz bassist Charlie Haden.[1]

The group began when Anna and a friend, Jenni Konner, began writing short punk songs in her bedroom about boys. Waronker had known Petra and Rachel Haden since high school. Maya Rudolph was the band's original drummer, before moving to attend college,[2] after which mutual friend Tony Maxwell took over.[3][4]

Releases and Touring

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Their self-titled first album was originally released on a limited run as a double 7" on the independent label Magnatone Records in 1992.[1] It was soon after re-released on cassette and compact disc by Geffen. During this time, the band was good friends with, often played on records by, and toured with label mates Beck and Weezer. Members contributed to the Beck songs "Girl of My Dreams", "Totally Confused" and the single "Steve Threw Up", as well as Weezer's "I Just Threw Out the Love of My Dreams", all released as B-sides by the aforementioned artists.

1995 saw the release of Totally Crushed Out! to little fanfare.[1] The band's members also contributed to several tracks on Mike Watt's Ball-Hog or Tugboat? record.[5]

On April 8, 1997, That Dog released their third album, Retreat from the Sun,[1] and added Kenny Woods (Steven McDonald Group, Beck, Anders & Woods) on guitar. Retreat from the Sun spawned the group's only charting radio hit, "Never Say Never", which reached No. 27 on the U.S. Billboard Modern Rock charts in 1997.[6]

That year the band toured the US with various acts including, Blur,[7] The Wallflowers, and Counting Crows.[8]

Dissolution and other projects

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The group issued a formal statement announcing their disbandment in September 1997.[1] Since that time, all the members of the band have kept active in the music business. Anna Waronker has contributed music to soundtracks and released her solo debut album, Anna, in 2002 on her own Five Foot Two Records label; she released her second solo album, California Fade, in 2011.[4] Petra Haden has released two solo albums: 1999's Imaginaryland and 2005's Petra Haden Sings The Who Sell Out in which she reinvents The Who's classic 1967 album as a cappella. In 2005, she joined The Decemberists as a full-time member, but no longer plays with the band.[4] Petra Haden has also contributed vocals and violin to recordings by many artists including Green Day, Bill Frisell,[4] Miss Murgatroid, and The Rentals. Rachel Haden has contributed vocals to albums by Jimmy Eat World, Say Anything, Ozma and Nada Surf, and was also a member of the reformed version of The Rentals (featuring ex-Weezer bassist Matt Sharp) for a brief period.[4] Tony Maxwell has worked as a composer, most notably on the films Chuck & Buck and The Good Girl (both written by Mike White).[4]

Anna Waronker and her band frequently play clubs in the Los Angeles area. Petra and Rachel have sporadically gigged with third sister Tanya (the three are triplets) as the Haden Triplets.[4]

Reunion

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On June 21, 2011, after a few months of the band having an official presence on Facebook, the band used their page to announce a reunion show on August 26 at the Troubadour in Los Angeles. A second show was added for the 28th due to demand; both shows sold out. Openers for the shows included Tenacious D and a Prince cover band led by Maya Rudolph, who like Petra and Rachel Haden was a member of The Rentals. The band announced additional reunion shows for 2012: Two shows at Largo at the Coronet in Los Angeles on April 13 (the second show was added after the first sold out), and performances in Brooklyn, New York, on May 24–25, 2012, at the Music Hall of Williamsburg. The announcement for the Los Angeles shows stated that the band would be performing with an expanded string section, and would feature some songs never performed before.

On May 25, 2012, The Village Voice published an interview with Anna Waronker where she hinted that there may be new music from the band in the future.[9] In 2017, Waronker, Rachel Haden and Maxwell indicated that they were in the process of recording a fourth album.[10] Petra Haden declined to participate in the recording process, opting not to continue with the band.[10]

On August 21, 2019, the band announced that their fourth studio album, Old LP would be released on October 4, 2019.[11] A music video for "Just the Way" was released on October 2, 2019.[12]

Band members

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Current members

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  • Anna Waronker – lead vocals, guitar (1992–1997, 2011–present)
  • Rachel Haden – bass guitar, vocals (1992–1997, 2011–present)
  • Tony Maxwell – drums (1992–1997, 2011–present)

Former member

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  • Petra Haden – violin, vocals (1992–1997, 2011–2017)

Discography

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Studio albums

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Year Details
1994 That Dog
1995 Totally Crushed Out!
  • Released: July 18, 1995
  • Label: DGC
  • Formats: CD, CS, LP
1997 Retreat from the Sun
  • Released: April 8, 1997
  • Label: DGC
  • Formats: CD, CS, LP
2019 Old LP
  • Released: October 4, 2019[11]
  • Label: UMe
  • Formats: LP, digital download

Extended plays and singles

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  • That Dog double 7" (1993) Magnatone
  • Buy Me Flowers 7" (1993) Guernica
  • "Old Timer" (1994) DGC
  • Waldo the Dog Faced Boy/That Dog split 10" (1994) WIN Records
  • Grunge Couple 7" (1994) self-released
  • "He's Kissing Christian" (1995) DGC
  • "Never Say Never" (1997) DGC
  • "If You Just Didn't Do It" (2019) UMe

Compilation appearances

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Music videos

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  • "Old Timer" (1994, directed by Spike Jonze)
  • "He's Kissing Christian" (1995, directed by Frank Sacramento)
  • "Never Say Never" (1997, directed by Mark Kohr)
  • "Just the Way" (2019, directed by Casey Storm)

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that dog. (stylized as that dog.) is an American band formed in 1992 in , , consisting of on lead vocals and guitar, on bass and vocals, on and vocals, and Tony Maxwell on drums. The group's sound fuses punk energy with sensibilities, bubblegum elements, and intricate three-part vocal harmonies, often driven by virtuoso lines that add a distinctive orchestral texture to their confessional songwriting about youthful emotional turmoil. Signed to in 1993, that dog. released their self-titled debut album in , followed by Totally Crushed Out! in and Retreat from the Sun in 1997, each showcasing Waronker's witty, conversational and the band's evolution from ironic punk experiments to more polished, cathartic pop-rock arrangements. Despite initial industry skepticism tied to the members' notable family connections in music—such as Waronker's father, producer —the band's honest, textured output earned critical praise for its vulnerability and innovation within the 1990s alt-rock scene, including tours with acts like Jawbreaker. The group disbanded shortly after Retreat from the Sun, with members pursuing solo and collaborative projects, including Waronker's contributions to film scores like Clueless and . In , three original members—Waronker, Haden, and Maxwell—reunited without to release Old LP, their first album in 22 years, which shifted toward mellower, while retaining the band's signature emotional depth and punk roots, and have continued touring as of 2025. that dog.'s influence endures in subsequent generations of artists, including and Vivian Girls, who draw from the band's pioneering blend of girl-group yearning and art-punk edge.

History

Formation

That Dog formed in 1992 in when assembled a band to blend rock elements with -driven arrangements. The initial lineup consisted of Waronker on vocals and guitar, on violin and vocals, on bass and vocals—sisters from a background—and drummer . The group began with informal acoustic rehearsals in the teen bedrooms of Waronker and Rachel Haden before progressing to Tony Maxwell's garage after Rudolph departed for college, with Maxwell assuming drumming duties in 1993. Their first live performances took place in ' underground venues around 1992–1993, where they opened for emerging acts like and , honing a sound that incorporated girl-group harmonies and punk energy. Following the circulation of demo recordings and early radio play gained through Rachel Haden's internship at , That Dog signed with in 1993.

Early Releases and Touring

That Dog's self-titled debut album was first released independently in 1993 on Guernica Records, followed by a major-label version in 1994 on with additional tracks, marking the band's entry into the landscape with a raw, energetic collection of tracks blending punk-pop sensibilities and intricate string arrangements. Produced by Tom Grimley alongside the band, the album featured standout songs such as "Old Timer" and "," which showcased Anna Waronker's witty lyrics and Petra Haden's virtuoso work, creating a distinctive violin-rock fusion that set the group apart in the mid-1990s alternative scene. The follow-up, Totally Crushed Out!, arrived in , expanding on the debut's quirky charm with a more experimental edge while maintaining the band's signature three-part harmonies and violin-driven melodies. Recorded across several studios and produced primarily by the band with contributions from on select tracks, it included the single "He's Kissing Christian," which highlighted themes of youthful emotional turmoil amid grungy riffs. Critics appreciated the album's cohesive yet disjointed playfulness, praising its fusion of folk-rock and art-punk elements that captured the band's intuitive creative process. To promote these early releases, That Dog embarked on extensive touring from 1995 to 1996, securing support slots on major bills that helped cultivate a dedicated in the U.S. underground circuit. Notable appearances included opening for and during their summer 1995 tour, as well as shows alongside , fostering connections within the DGC label ecosystem and exposing the band's violin-infused sound to broader audiences at venues like New York's SummerStage. Early critical reception lauded the band's innovative violin-rock approach, with reviewers highlighting the seamless integration of Haden's strings into punky, bubblegum arrangements as a refreshing twist on '90s alt-rock norms, often drawing comparisons to acts like . However, commercial performance remained modest, with the albums achieving limited radio play and sales despite signing to a major label, reflecting the niche appeal of their style amid the era's dominance.

Breakthrough and Dissolution

Retreat from the Sun, the third studio album by That Dog, was released on April 8, 1997, through . Produced by alongside the band members, the album represented a more polished evolution of their sound, blending with elements. The lead single, "Never Say Never," achieved the band's greatest commercial success, peaking at No. 27 on the Modern Rock Tracks chart in 1997. To promote the album, That Dog embarked on an extensive tour across the and internationally throughout 1997, including opening slots for major acts such as , , and Blur. The band also made notable festival appearances and gained increased media visibility, particularly through performances on programs like Oddville, where they showcased "Never Say Never." This promotional push marked the height of their visibility in the scene. Despite this breakthrough, the relentless touring schedule and mounting pressures from label expectations created significant internal strains within the band. These challenges led to the announcement of their dissolution in September 1997, after a summer tour that highlighted both their potential and exhaustion. That Dog concluded their original run with final performances in late 1997, parting on relatively amicable terms as members pursued individual paths.

Reunion and Later Projects

That Dog reunited in 2011 after a 14-year hiatus, initially performing a series of live shows that reignited interest in the band's catalog. The performances, featuring original members , , , and Tony Maxwell, included dates in and New York, such as back-to-back nights at the Music Hall of Williamsburg in on May 24–25, 2012. These sporadic appearances through 2012 captured the group's signature blend of and orchestral elements, drawing enthusiastic crowds and laying the groundwork for future collaborations. In 2019, a deluxe 25th anniversary digital reissue of their debut album was released. Petra Haden departed the band prior to the recording of their next project, citing commitments to her solo endeavors as a primary factor. Without her contributions, the remaining core trio—Waronker, , and Maxwell—continued developing material, focusing on a more streamlined sound while honoring their roots. In 2020, issued vinyl reissues of Totally Crushed Out! and Retreat from the Sun, marking the first vinyl pressings of those albums. In 2019, the band released Old LP, their first studio album in 22 years, via UMe on October 4. Produced by the group with additional oversight from Waronker, the record features 11 tracks that revisit themes of vulnerability and relationships, including the single "Just the Way." A for "Just the Way," directed by Casey Storm and starring and , premiered in October 2019, evoking a retro aesthetic to complement the song's playful yet poignant . Following the album's release, That Dog undertook limited touring in late 2019, including 25th-anniversary performances of their debut album at venues like in . These efforts were curtailed in 2020 by the , which disrupted live music globally and halted further scheduled dates. As of 2025, the band has not issued any new releases, though Waronker, , and Maxwell maintain an ongoing creative partnership, occasionally collaborating on side projects. During the interim periods, band members pursued notable solo and collaborative work. established herself as a and , contributing to film and television scores with her distinctive melodic style. provided backing vocals and keyboards for Jimmy Eat World's 2001 Bleed American, and later toured with the group as a supporting . advanced her solo career through jazz-infused vocal projects and scoring, including the 2013 Petra Goes to the Movies, where she reinterpreted classic film soundtracks using layered techniques.

Musical Style and Influences

Core Elements

That Dog's distinctive sound fuses and with the prominent integration of , courtesy of , which lends a unique "violin punk" or aesthetic to their music. This instrumentation creates a dynamic contrast, where Haden's soaring lines weave through crunchy guitars and driving rhythms, evoking both punk energy and orchestral elegance. The band's core lineup emphasizes this blend, with Anna Waronker's guitar and vocals anchoring the pop structures while the Haden sisters' contributions add textural depth and harmonic richness. Central to their songwriting is Anna Waronker's approach, characterized by witty, introspective lyrics that explore relationships and the complexities of youth, often delivered through the harmonious female vocals of the Haden sisters. These lyrics balance and vulnerability, capturing fleeting emotions with unflinching honesty that resonates across their catalog. Waronker's melodies prioritize catchy hooks and relatable narratives, enhanced by the layered harmonies that give their tracks an intimate yet anthemic quality. The band's production evolved notably over time, beginning with the raw, lo-fi aesthetic of their 1993 self-titled debut, which emphasized unpolished energy and direct . By their 1997 Retreat from the Sun, the sound had shifted to a more polished style, incorporating richer string arrangements and refined hooks that amplified their pop sensibilities. Their 2019 return, Old LP, further matured this trajectory, blending nostalgic elements with sophisticated orchestral touches for a cohesive yet evolved presentation. Thematically, That Dog maintains consistency in addressing , urban life, and emotional vulnerability, themes that infuse their work with a sense of youthful and relational tension. Tracks like "Never Say Never" exemplify this, portraying the ache of unspoken affections amid everyday cityscapes with poignant directness. These motifs recur without chronological dependency, underscoring the band's enduring focus on personal and emotional landscapes.

Key Inspirations

That Dog's sound emerged from a fusion of 1990s and the string-driven traditions inherited from the Haden family's musical legacy. The Haden sisters, and , daughters of acclaimed bassist , brought violin and bass elements shaped by their upbringing in a jazz-oriented household, where was a staple; 's early training, influenced by her father's eclectic tastes, allowed her to emulate instrumental sounds vocally and integrate them into rock contexts. This blend created a distinctive texture, combining the raw energy of —evident in their associations with contemporaries like and —with melodic, chamber-like lines drawn from classical and roots. Key influences on the band included the empowering girl-group aesthetics of 1980s acts, as articulated by vocalist . During the creation of their 1997 album Retreat from the Sun, Waronker immersed herself in the music of , , and Blondie, drawing inspiration from their harmonious, female-led pop-rock dynamics; she even collaborated with Go-Go's guitarist , who provided piano lessons and contributed to the soundtrack for . The Haden sisters' contributions echoed broader folk and alternative strains from the local scene, infusing the band's harmonies and instrumentation with introspective, rootsy undertones honed through family exposure to diverse genres. The early 1990s Los Angeles music scene profoundly shaped That Dog's development, immersing them in an alternative explosion that included riot grrrl-adjacent energies and punk ethos. Formed amid this milieu, the band played formative shows at clubs like , a hub for acts such as , fostering connections within the feminist-leaning underground. Their ties to the broader alternative wave were reinforced through collaborations and shared producers; for instance, helmed sessions for Totally Crushed Out! (1995), the same engineer behind Weezer's debut and Liz Phair's . Close links to were pivotal, with Petra and appearing on his early albums like (1994), highlighting the interconnected indie ecosystem. Post-reunion, That Dog's inspirations evolved toward a more expansive palette, incorporating orchestral flourishes and reflective maturity in their 2019 release Old LP. This album layered lush strings and guest contributions over their foundational indie rock, signaling an adaptation to contemporary production while preserving the violin-driven core that originated from their classical-jazz influences.

Band Members

Current Members

The current lineup of That Dog as of 2025 consists of , , and Tony Maxwell, who have formed the core of the band since its 2011 reunion. serves as lead vocalist and guitarist, while also acting as the primary songwriter; she founded the band in 1992 and has shaped its melodic and lyrical direction across its original run and subsequent revival. In the reunion era, Waronker has additionally handled production responsibilities, including co-producing the band's 2019 album Old LP alongside her bandmates, where she also contributed orchestration and piano arrangements. Her songwriting emphasizes introspective themes blended with energy, maintaining the band's signature quirky vulnerability. Rachel Haden plays bass and provides backing vocals and harmonies, establishing the rhythmic backbone that underpins the band's pop-punk drive and adding a familial vocal texture drawn from her upbringing in a musical household. Haden co-founded the group with Waronker and has been integral to its sound since the early 1990s, contributing to the seamless blend of bass lines and layered harmonies that define tracks like those on Old LP. Tony Maxwell has handled drums since joining in 1993, delivering the steady, propulsive percussion that powers the band's live energy and studio recordings. His consistent presence has anchored the rhythm section through the reunion period, enabling dynamic s and supporting the trio's evolved chemistry on 2019's Old LP. Since reuniting, the members have collaborated on key projects, including the recording and release of Old LP, which marked their first full-length album in over two decades and featured guest appearances from artists such as and . This effort highlights their sustained creative partnership, with Waronker, Haden, and Maxwell balancing band commitments alongside individual pursuits in music production and .

Former Members

Petra Haden served as violinist and vocalist for That Dog from the band's formation in 1992 until its initial disbandment in 1997, and she briefly rejoined for select reunion performances in 2011 and 2012. She ultimately departed prior to the band's more sustained reunion activities starting in 2017, citing commitments to her burgeoning solo career as a primary factor. Following her time with the band, Haden gained recognition for her innovative a cappella albums, including the 2005 self-titled release featuring vocal reinterpretations of The Sound of Music soundtrack, which showcased her multitracked voice as the sole instrument. She also pursued film scoring opportunities, such as providing the vocal-only score for the 2014 short film Dog Bowl, and collaborated extensively with artist Beck on recordings and performances. The band's early drumming role saw brief tenures by other contributors before stabilizing. handled drums from 1992 until 1993, when she left to attend the ; her involvement remained limited, predating her later prominence in acting, including her stint on from 2000 to 2007. No other early drummers are documented in the band's core history. Haden's playing was integral to That Dog's distinctive sound, adding a textured, orchestral layer to the group's arrangements that blended punk energy with melodic harmonies. Her absence from the 2017 reunion onward necessitated a shift to a trio format, relying more heavily on guitar, bass, and drums without the element that defined the original lineup.

Discography

Studio Albums

That Dog's debut studio album, that dog., was released in March 1994 by and consists of 12 tracks. The record introduced the band's distinctive violin-rock style, blending punky energy with intricate violin lines provided by and multi-layered vocal harmonies led by . A 25th anniversary deluxe edition was released in 2019. The follow-up, Totally Crushed Out!, arrived in October 1995, also on , featuring 13 tracks. This effort displayed increased production polish compared to the raw debut, incorporating starker acoustic elements that evoked the band's early bedroom recording sessions while maintaining their signature fuzzy guitars and harmonious pop sensibilities. A vinyl reissue was released by in July 2020. Retreat from the Sun, the third studio album, was issued in April 1997 by with 13 tracks. It marked the band's commercial high point, bolstered by the alternative radio hit "Never Say Never," and showcased a refined power-pop sound with virtuoso arrangements and girl-group-inspired yearning. A vinyl reissue was released by in July 2020. After a 22-year hiatus, the group reunited for Old LP, released on October 4, 2019, by UMe, comprising 11 tracks. This self-produced reunion album explores themes of reflection and catharsis, bridging the band's '90s roots with mature introspection through tuneful alt-rock arrangements and collaborative songwriting among core members.

Singles and EPs

That Dog. issued a series of singles and extended plays in the 1990s, primarily through independent labels like and before transitioning to major-label promotions via DGC and . These releases often featured limited-edition vinyl and promotional CDs, emphasizing radio promotion and supporting the band's growing presence. Many were tied to album cycles, with b-sides including alternate mixes, live tracks, or unreleased material to encourage collector interest and airplay. The band's earliest output included the self-titled EP in 1993 on Products, an initial showcase of their violin-driven sound in a compact format. That same year, "Buy Me Flowers" appeared as a 7-inch test pressing on , marking one of their first physical singles with a raw, garage-influenced vibe. In 1994, following their debut , "Old Timer" was distributed as a promotional by , aimed at college radio stations and featuring the track in both standard and edited versions for broader play. A collaborative split 10-inch vinyl with Waldo the Dog Faced Boy, titled "Angel / Campfire," was released on WIN Records, highlighting cross-scene connections in the indie scene through shared tracks and artwork. The 1995 promotional "He's Kissing Christian" on DGC supported the Totally Crushed Out!, receiving targeted alternative radio exposure and including instrumental b-sides for DJ use. Also that year, a clear flexi-disc edition of "" was issued by DGC as a promotional insert, offering a novelty format to boost fan engagement at shows and media events. That Dog.'s commercial breakthrough came with the 1997 "Never Say Never" on , the lead promotion for Retreat from the Sun. It peaked at No. 27 on the Modern Rock Tracks , driven by heavy video rotation and nationwide radio campaigns that introduced the band's harmonies and strings to a wider . European and U.S. promo variants included remixes and live cuts as b-sides, while import editions like the Japanese bonus-track version of the parent functioned as an extended EP with additional content. These efforts underscored the band's 1990s radio focus, though subsequent singles like potential follow-ups received more limited distribution without similar .

Other Contributions

That Dog. made several notable contributions to compilation albums and tribute projects during their initial active period in the 1990s. In 1995, the band covered Maria Muldaur's "" for the benefit compilation Spirit of '73: Rock for Choice, a multi-artist release supporting reproductive rights that featured performances by L7, , and others. The following year, they contributed a punk-infused rendition of the Germs' "We Must Bleed" to : A Germs , an all-star homage to the influential punk band that also included tracks from , , and . The band's music videos further highlighted their quirky, aesthetic. Their 1997 single "Never Say Never" from Retreat from the Sun received a visually inventive video directed by , featuring surreal imagery and the band's signature violin-driven energy. Upon reuniting in , That Dog. released the video for "Just the Way" from Old LP, a playful parody starring and , which emphasized the band's enduring humorous and collaborative spirit. Band member Petra Haden provided violin and vocal contributions to several outside projects during That Dog.'s original run. In 1994, she played violin on tracks from Beck's debut major-label album Mellow Gold, adding string textures to songs like "Blackhole." Haden also contributed violin to Green Day's 1997 album Nimrod, notably on "Hitchin' a Ride" and "Last Ride In," enhancing the record's eclectic punk-rock sound. These rare guest spots underscored Haden's versatility as a session musician in the Los Angeles alternative scene. As of 2025, That Dog. has not released significant new compilation tracks, videos, or guest collaborations since their 2019 reunion album Old LP.

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