Adam's Not Funny
Adam's Not Funny formed in 2011 with Michael Steffl on vocals and guitar, Tim Soete on drums, and Chris Paddock on bass. They kept a low profile for a while,...
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Adam's Not Funny formed in 2011 with Michael Steffl on vocals and guitar, Tim Soete on drums, and Chris Paddock on bass. They kept a low profile for a while, which made people curious about who was behind the music. Their sound pulled from metal, hardcore, and punk, but didn't settle neatly into any one category.
Their 2012 debut album 'The Damned' came after the single 'Apocalypse,' a song about nuclear destruction that got them some attention. They followed it with albums like 'The Noxious' in 2014 and 'The Depraved' in 2016. Other songs in their catalog include 'Better Days,' 'Brian's Car,' and 'Gone In Two Weeks.'
Some listeners found their lyrics and approach confrontational, while others appreciated that they didn't soften their sound. They stopped releasing music after 2018's 'The Departed.'
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