The word "Ditz" does not have a direct translation in English as it is not a standard German word. It could be a name or a colloquial term. If you have more context or a specific sentence, I would be happy to help with a more accurate translation!

The five-member band, founded in 2015, has already impressed Steve Lamacq at BBC Radio 6 Music with their wild mix of Gilla Band, Foals, and their lyrics. They are no longer an insider tip! In the summer of 2023, they supported Idles and sold out an open-air arena. Now, after their concert in February 2025 at the Wiener Rhiz, Ditz is adding another show and will return to the federal capital in April 2026! "Never Exhale" is the sound of a band that has never taken a break. Ditz has been tirelessly touring through clubs not just since the release of their first album "The Great Regression" in 2022. Since the pandemic, they have been on the road for at least 100 days a year – no wonder that the songs from their latest album were written all over Europe. "Never Exhale" was mostly recorded in the Holy Mountain Studios in London during a freezing January. The result is an album shaped by the pressure of its own creation – and it's also pretty cool. The themes of the album unfold only after multiple listens. The opening song "Taxi Man" explores what it would be like if we weighed our influence on the world. Throughout the album, themes such as unnecessary hatred, division, aging, and the separation of the physical from reality are explored. "Space/Smile," "It smells like something died in here," "Senor Siniestro," and "The Body As A Structure" are political, but ultimately very personal.