Adolph's Dog was a brief pseudonym adopted by the members of Blondie in 1997, just before the band's official reunion. Operating under this alternate moniker, the project represented a creative detour during a pivotal moment in the band's history.
The group's sole release under the name was "Ordinary Bummer," a contribution to the Iggy Pop tribute album *We Will Fall*. Though short-lived, the project showcased the band's willingness to experiment with different identities while honoring influential figures in rock and punk history.
