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David Byrne, The Last Dinner Party, Danny Brown and 5 Seconds of Summer cover the new issue of Dork

Plus Luvcat! Sigrid! Militarie Gun! bar italia! Del Water Gap! Loads more!

Militarie Gun find salvation in ‘God Save the Gun’

From chaotic dive bars to rooftop soul-searching, Militarie Gun’s new album is more than just a sonic leap – it’s a life-altering one.

LIDO Festival has announced Maribou State as its first headliner for 2026

Tickets for the festival will be available for purchase from Friday 24th October at 10am.

Girl Group are bringing pop with purpose

From pirate parties to punk-pop protest anthems, Liverpool’s Girl Group are crashing the Live at Leeds lineup with rage, rants and really, really good hooks.

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Militarie Gun find salvation in ‘God Save the Gun’

From chaotic dive bars to rooftop soul-searching, Militarie Gun’s new album is more than just a sonic leap – it’s a life-altering one.

Girl Group are bringing pop with purpose

From pirate parties to punk-pop protest anthems, Liverpool’s Girl Group are crashing the Live at Leeds lineup with rage, rants and really, really good hooks.

From the sidelines to the spotlight: Jay Som steps back in

Jay Som is back! Melina Duterte has spent the last few years shaping other people's sounds. With 'Belong', she finally returns to her own.

The Ramona Flowers went to Ireland and came back funky

With their fourth album ‘Made By Humans’, The Ramona Flowers trade old insecurities for self-belief, honesty and a little help from Nile Rodgers.

Weird Nightmare: Louder than your anxiety, catchier than your dreams

METZ are in the rear-view mirror, but Alex Edkins hasn’t stopped moving. As Weird Nightmare returns with new music, he’s finding joy in hooks, fuzz, film scores and the freedom to do things his way.

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BIG SPECIAL: “We never set out to be the next Robbie Williams”

From the Black Country to the world stage, BIG SPECIAL’s debut album ‘POSTINDUSTRIAL HOMETOWN BLUES’ is a raw and honest reflection of the band’s journey and the universality of working-class struggles.

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MØ: “I felt like I needed to try to do it by the book, but actually, I’m the one who’s writing the book”

From dance-pop Wunderkind to the soon-to-be queen of electronica, MØ beckons in a freer, easier, and even more impressive era with her brand new single 'Who Said'.

The Archives

The Japanese House: “I’ve de-pigeonholed myself as that sad, sad indie-pop girl”

The Japanese House's Amber Bain ventures into a bold journey of self-discovery and healing with her second album 'In The End It Always Does'. Blending melancholy and joy, it's a heart-rending experience that resonates on a profound, human level.

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Niall Horan: the greatest show

About to release his third full-length solo album, Niall Horan - quite probably the nicest man in pop, dontcha know - wants us all to join Team Lovers.

ISSUE 104

November 2025

Featuring… David Byrne, The Last Dinner Party, 5 Seconds of Summer, Danny Brown and loads more!
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