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From Sebastian Sabal-Bruce's evocative urban landscapes, to Gabriel Moses' visceral portraiture, we outline our five top reads for the season.

WTOP caught up with Digable Planets co-founder Craig “Doodlebug” Irving ahead of headlining the outdoor concert Jazz & Blossoms Park Jam this Sunday in D.C.

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Solenoid’s parasites take us well over the horizon marked out by any kind of realism. In one of Cărtărescu’s odder fantasias, his narrator comes to know a librarian with a messianic vocation: to find a way to communicate with the subject of his obsession, the world of mites, on whose astonishing variety, beauty, and omnipresence at the edges of our attention he soliloquizes at length.

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On August 11, 1973, Hip Hop Pioneer, DJ Kool Herc, was DJing his sister's back-to-school party in the Bronx when he did something that, according to legend, had never been done before. Using two turntables and two copies of the same reco...