Dananananaykroyd was a six-piece indie rock band from Glasgow, Scotland, known for their distinctive sound that mixed elements of punk, post-hardcore, and indie rock, which they themselves playfully referred to as "fight pop." The band's unique moniker is a whimsical play on the name of actor Dan Aykroyd, with a playful repetition of the syllable "na" inserted. They formed in 2006 and quickly gained a reputation for their raucous and energetic live performances, which often featured band members swapping instruments and engaging with the crowd.

Their debut album, "Hey Everyone!" released in 2009, showcased their penchant for catchy hooks, gang chants, and a dual-drummer setup that added a compelling layer of complexity to their rhythm section. Followed by the 2011 release of their sophomore effort "There is a Way," produced by Ross Robinson (known for his work with bands like The Cure and At the Drive-In), the band continued to carve out their unique niche in the indie rock scene. Despite their growing popularity and critical acclaim, Dananananaykroyd announced their split in late 2011, and they played their final shows in early 2012, leaving a legacy of two spirited albums and the rare "Sissy Hits" EP, a euro tour exclusive that captured the essence of their electrifying live presence.