After years of carefully building their reputation with a demo and two outstanding 7" singles, Gimic finally deliver their long-awaited debut album. "New traditions" is a bold and uncompromising statement from a band that has always favoured quality over quantity.

Driven by razor-sharp guitars, a powerful rhythm section and Harry's intense, emotionally charged vocals, the album constantly shifts between explosive punk, angular post-hardcore and inventive rhythmic twists. While influences such as Minutemen and NoMeansNo can be heard, Gimic create a sound that feels entirely their own - urgent, unpredictable and full of energy.

Every song reflects the band's deep roots in the DIY punk scene, combining technical musicianship with raw emotion and fearless songwriting. "New traditions" is challenging without ever losing its momentum, making it one of those records that reveals something new with every listen.

Highly recommended for fans of Minutemen, NoMeansNo, Uranium Club, Wire and adventurous DIY punk.