Inadaptats were a Catalan punk rock band known for their incendiary blend of music and political activism. Their career took off during the re-emergence of punk music's popularity in the 1990s, particularly within the local scene in Catalonia. Inadaptats became a voice for a generation of young Catalans, weaving the Catalan language and regional identity into their fiery punk sound to create music that was distinctly their own, beyond mere rebellion to become a cultural statement.

Their discography, as reflected in their recent releases like "Hiperventilats" and "InACABats, Però Mai Vençuts!" showcases their unwavering commitment to catalyzing social change through their music. Inadaptats consistently used their platform to comment on social issues, as captured in tracks like "Crítica Social," and to express deep respect for Catalan culture, paying tribute to figures such as the poet Ovidi Montllor in "Homenatge a Ovidi." Although the band eventually came to a close in 2003, their legacy lives on in the heart of the Catalan punk scene, influencing new generations of musicians and activists with their impassioned body of work and their mission for a more just society.