David Byrne, The Last Dinner Party, Danny Brown and 5 Seconds of Summer cover the new issue of Dork
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The November 2025 issue of Dork is available to order today (17th October 2025) — and it’s a big one.
Leading the charge this month is David Byrne: actual legend, eternal innovator, and now a Dork cover star. With his new album ‘Who Is The Sky?’, the Talking Heads frontman once again finds himself exploring what pop can be when it’s twisted, joyful, and utterly without fear. It’s theatrical, tender and defiantly human — exactly what you’d expect from a man who’s spent five decades asking the best possible question: what if we did it differently?
Alongside him, The Last Dinner Party return with ‘From The Pyre’, a second act that shouldn’t exist — at least, not this good, this soon. Somehow, they’ve managed to follow ‘Prelude To Ecstasy’ with an album that’s even bigger, bolder and sharper. It’s pure confidence captured on record, and a reminder that they’ve never really been playing by debut-band rules.
Then there’s Danny Brown, still one of the most exciting artists on earth and somehow getting weirder by the year. ‘Stardust’ is his mad, brilliant hyperpop detour — a full-caps, no-brakes record built on collaboration and chaos. It’s not a pivot, it’s a liberation. And 5 Seconds of Summer complete the line-up, embracing unpredictability on ‘Everyone’s A Star!’. They’ve thrown out the manual, leaned into mess, and ended up with their most interesting chapter yet.
Leading the charge this month is David Byrne: actual legend, eternal innovator, and now a Dork cover star. With his new album ‘Who Is The Sky?’, the Talking Heads frontman once again finds himself exploring what pop can be when it’s twisted, joyful, and utterly without fear. It’s theatrical, tender and defiantly human — exactly what you’d expect from a man who’s spent five decades asking the best possible question: what if we did it differently?
Alongside him, The Last Dinner Party return with ‘From The Pyre’, a second act that shouldn’t exist — at least, not this good, this soon. Somehow, they’ve managed to follow ‘Prelude To Ecstasy’ with an album that’s even bigger, bolder and sharper. It’s pure confidence captured on record, and a reminder that they’ve never really been playing by debut-band rules.
Then there’s Danny Brown, still one of the most exciting artists on earth and somehow getting weirder by the year. ‘Stardust’ is his mad, brilliant hyperpop detour — a full-caps, no-brakes record built on collaboration and chaos. It’s not a pivot, it’s a liberation. And 5 Seconds of Summer complete the line-up, embracing unpredictability on ‘Everyone’s A Star!’. They’ve thrown out the manual, leaned into mess, and ended up with their most interesting chapter yet.
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