The Dollfins are a rambunctious indie garage rock band hailing from Cape Town, South Africa, known for their raw energy and infectious riffs. They burst onto the scene with a sound that's equal parts punk, rockabilly, and surf rock, drawing comparisons to the spirited punk of the 70s while infusing their own unique coastal vibe. Fronted by the charismatic blend of Danny and Al Clapper, along with their drummer, Leon van Zweel, The Dollfins weave personal and relatable stories through their unapologetic and straightforward music.

With releases that have steadily built their reputation in the underground music scene, The Dollfins' body of work showcases their talent for making tightly-crafted, energetically-charged songs that resonate with a sense of youthful rebellion and joyous defiance. Their most recent projects include "It's Not Even Bad EP," which captures their love for cheeky lyrics and catchy hooks, the single "I'll Do What You Want Me To," highlighting their dynamic range from melodic harmonies to gritty breakdowns, and their self-titled album "The Dollfins," which serves as a testament to their development as a band, promising a blend of nostalgia and novelty that charms and energizes their growing fanbase.