Wild at heart: Jesse Jo Stark's return to her country roots

DRK0001 (yes, they have catalogue numbers) is a 196-page celebration (it's a book, basically, not a 'zine) on big, heavy stock and with full-page bold imagery. Inside are Dork's original interviews with the band from the era, published between August 2016 and January 2018 and collected here for the first time. There's photography, words, artwork, and all sorts of other lovely visual treats, plus more stories from the people who were actually there running through the whole thing.

'How To Be A Human Being' was released on 26th August 2016. Ten years on, it's the record that turned a band from an Oxford garden shed into one of the most enormous groups Britain has produced this century. An album stitched together from voice memos, strangers' stories, and eleven characters who each arrived carrying something broken, it took them to the cover of Dork's second-ever issue, and some less important things too.