DITZUK
HOOFSNL
Raw and relentless noiserock
DITZ lyrically explores personal and political themes like self-reflection, aging, and division. Musically, the band builds on their noise rock and post-punk roots, with influences from The Jesus Lizard and The Fall, while also hinting at new directions, especially in the Radiohead-like track Britney.
The album Never Exhale is the sound of a band that hasn’t stopped for a breath. DITZ have toured relentlessly since the release of their first album The Great Regression and even before that, travelling at least 100 days a year since COVID. The songs that form their newest offering were written across Europe, often on off days and in borrowed rehearsal rooms just to break up the long drives.
Support HOOFS plays music that kicks straight through your eardrums. Cutting guitars, gritty basslines, vocals that grab you by the throat, and pounding drums that make it clear where the name comes from. Teetering on the edges of post-punk, punk, and noise, this band blasts through your speakers and off the stage.