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DITZ (UK) + Support: Leeb0rn - Prague
Event by: Rock for People, Café V lese, Leeb0rn, DITZ
Location: Café V lese, Krymská 12, Praha 10
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About event
DITZ is a young predatory band that creates progressive noise rock/post-punk with a large spectrum of pedal effects, with Post-Hardcore and Noise Rock 80 and 90, and Rock for People can remember from this year's Idles concert , where they performed as support. The formation will perform 18 February in Café in the forest. 🔥
🎫 Tickets on sale from 22 October, 11:00, at GoOut ▶ ️ https: // GoOut.net/en/itz/szbdolx/ .
Ditz was created in 2016 in Brighton and brings the themes of uncertainty, gender or body image to their music. The new upcoming "Never Exhale" album is the sound of the band that has not stopped for a while. The band has been tirelessly concerted since the release of their first album 'The Great Regression' and spent its respectful time on the road, so the latest songs were mainly on the march. Ditz recorded a record throughout Europe, often on the days off and in borrowed testing laboratories to diversify their long moments away from home. The payments are political and Kafka philosophical. Sounds have new songs roots in the usual influences of DITZ - in a classic noise rock, such as The Jesus Lizard or Shellac, or in a dull post punk Fall, and does not forget fresh influences. The final song 'Britney' could be compared to Radiohead or Mogwai. Overall, the latest recordings are a clear development since their first act and the sign of things.
🎫 Tickets on sale from 22 October, 11:00, at GoOut ▶ ️ https: // GoOut.net/en/itz/szbdolx/ .
Ditz was created in 2016 in Brighton and brings the themes of uncertainty, gender or body image to their music. The new upcoming "Never Exhale" album is the sound of the band that has not stopped for a while. The band has been tirelessly concerted since the release of their first album 'The Great Regression' and spent its respectful time on the road, so the latest songs were mainly on the march. Ditz recorded a record throughout Europe, often on the days off and in borrowed testing laboratories to diversify their long moments away from home. The payments are political and Kafka philosophical. Sounds have new songs roots in the usual influences of DITZ - in a classic noise rock, such as The Jesus Lizard or Shellac, or in a dull post punk Fall, and does not forget fresh influences. The final song 'Britney' could be compared to Radiohead or Mogwai. Overall, the latest recordings are a clear development since their first act and the sign of things.