The Driver Era magic their way onto the cover of the new issue of Dork

Rocky and Ross Lynch take their place among this month's cover stars.

Californian duo The Driver Era - aka Rocky and Ross Lynch (yes, him 'out of Sabrina') - have been bubbling away with their eclectic rock leanings for a little while now, and it's about to hit fever-pitch. Fresh from releasing their one-two punch of new singles 'Take Me Away' and 'Places' (out now via BMG), the brothers are quickly building up a firm platform from which they really could go anywhere. Next up? It's the cover of Dork, obviously. Where did you think this was leading?

They're the eighth name for this month's mag we're announcing, as we compile some of the freshest, most exciting acts on the planet and give them their very own cover. If you want to find out about the first seven, Cavetown, Arlo Parks, Dominic Fike, mxmtoon, Tate McRae, Wallows and Chloe Moriondo, follow the links. That's how the internet works, after all.

Want to know what else is in this issue? We'll be revealing the rest of the covers over the next few hours, so follow us on Twitter and/or Instagram to 'keep up'. What we can tell you, is you'll also find new interviews with Everything Everything, The Magic Gang, Aluna and The Lemon Twigs, be introduced to Baby Queen, JP Saxe, Curtis Waters, Alec Wigdahl and Mysie, and get the Dork verdict on new albums from Declan McKenna, The Killers, Bright Eyes and 'more'.

Available to order today and shipped from 1st September, you can grab a copy now, below. If you want to subscribe to Dork, get every issue delivered direct to your door, and save money as you go - you can do so right here.

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