So Doctrines have put their entire record up to stream with those good, good people at Rocksound. Of its brilliance you (we imagine) have no doubt – so listen below, and read Jamies’ fine words about exactly what the hell is going on with it over here…. But make sure you’re wearing a strong hat – or this will blow your face CLEAN OFF! Pre-order here babez xx
May the 17th be with you or something. This one is GOING> TO> BE> HUGGGGGE. There will be jager-bombs a-plenty, befuddled bouncers struggling to cope with a bunch of crowd-surfing champs (you) and a line up that isn’t too bad either 
Here’s a free download compilation to listen to them too if you like?: https://soundcloud.com/alcopop/sets/cheer-up-bradley-alcopop-vs
Entry is free, and you don’t even need a wristband. Traditionally we get pretty busy pretty early on though – so get there early…
Here’s the poster (by the lovely Tom Instone) times and things… And here’s the facebook page if you’re a facebook kinda type.
1.00 – Jurassic PoP
1.30 – Bermuda Ern
2.15 – Katie Malco
3.00 – Doctrines
3.45 – Axes
4.30 – Attika State
5.15 – Bear Cavalry
6.00 – Delta Sleep
6.45 – Gunning for Tamar
7.30 – Gnarwolves
8.15 – My First Tooth
9.00 – Freeze The Atlantic
9.45 – Stagecoach
10.30 – Crash of Rhinos
11.15 – Tellison
12.15 – Fight Like Apes
1.15 – Johnny Foreigner
2.15 – The Social Club
03.00 – Her Parents
03.45 – Oxygen Thief
With DJs Ally McCrae, @1pAlbumClub and Nathan T. Pyle till 6am – yup…. 6AM!
All fresh as fuck and brandishing the ‘sort of shout along indie-infused pop’ that the Japandroids would probably dig (we don’t know, we’ve not asked them) Doctrines are Alcopop! Records brand new signing…
Hailing from Manchester, the dynamic 4 piece (Jamie, Robert, Luke and Kyle) have been together just over a year, releasing a debut EP and appearing on recent BSM compilation ‘Making Music is for Pussies’. Their next EP, ZE, is released with us and our fiery fun pals at AC/Dsleeve in late June, all accompanied by a big old UK tour.
Here is a track from forthcoming EP ZE. Here it is. Yours to download, cos we bloody love ya!
Despite sounding something like an unholy union between At the Drive in and Titus Andronicus (my description – so er.. Yeah), they actually draw their inspiration from some rather interesting means: Jamie takes up the story about the new EP – a 17 minute movement split into 4 parts.
“At the time of writing, we were on a mad sci-fi kick, learned about the singularity and got really scared about it all. So the intention was to attempt to write a futuristic tale inspired by that mad old guy Raymond Kurzweil, transhumanism and postgenderism… It’s NOT pretentious at all. In the end it turns out to be a story about the importance of family, friends and love. proper hippies.”
Natch… You’ll love it!
