The Cornell Daily Sun presents its annual list of its favorite albums of the year. We're sure you all will have problems with how mainstream, obscure, diverse, predictable or crappy it is. That's okay with us.

Childish Gambino's latest shows the acerbic, incisive wit Donald Glover is now famous for thanks to his various television stints.

Jokester-rappers show that they have more to offer than odes to combo fast food joints.

Sarah Angell tells you what's what in this fall's emerging music market.

Christopher Henty '11 attributes Shawn Carter's (aka Jay-Z) fame to not just musical prowess, but business skills as well. 

James Rainis discusses the covert sexism of Weezer and the subtle feminism contained with Flo Rida's masterpiece, "Low."

A documentary on the esteemed hip hop group A Tribe Called Quest brings to life the vibrant Native Tongues scene of the 1990's.

Despite a fire alarm and confined spaces, Mac Miller brings down the house at the State Theater.

The Sun gives the lowdown on Boston's Boy and collegiate rapper, Sam Adams.

The Sun sits down with Johnny Pineda '13, an up-and-coming rapper in both city and college scenes.