Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. In the pantheon of prestige rap, it never gets fancier than a Clipse reunion. While Pusha T and Malice predated the whole “play ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. The rollout for Let God Sort Em Out reflects Clipse’s commitment to authenticity and long-term vision. “The Birds Don’t Sing” was ...

Fans of Clipse have been waiting patiently since 2009 for new music, and the wait is finally over. The iconic hip-hop duo has released their highly anticipated album, Let God Sort Em Out. This album ...

Pusha T and Malice are back. Last week Clipse dropped "Ace Trumpets" and announced their first album since 2010, Let God Sort 'Em Out (due August 3). Today brings news of an accompanying live tour. On ...

Clipse, the iconic duo of Pusha T and Malice, have returned with their fourth studio album Let God Sort Em Out, now available on all major platforms. The album is executive produced by longtime ...

The highly anticipated new album, Let God Sort Em Out, from early 2000s cocaine kingpin-rap duo Clipse, consisting of brothers Gene “Malice” and Terrence “Pusha T” Thornton, arrived on July 11, along ...

Pusha T confirmed Jay-Z was invited to rap on Let God Sort Em Out but never replied with a verse, leaving his absence on the Clipse album unexplained. Pusha T confirmed what we knew. For the longest, ...

At long last, Clipse's new LP is here, having dropped at midnight on July 11. The fourth LP from the Thornton brothers features 13 songs in total, including the lead single "Ace Trumpets" and a sequel ...

Nearly a year after announcing the title of their long-awaited reunion album, Let God Sort Em Out, Pusha T and Malice — collectively known as Clipse — have announced the album’s upcoming release date: ...

Legendary hip-hop act Clipse, formed by brothers Pusha T and Malice (A.K.A. Terrence and Gene Thornton, who also went by Terrar and Malicious in their early years) in the mid 1990s, descended on ...

In the pantheon of prestige rap, it never gets fancier than a Clipse reunion. While Pusha T and Malice predated the whole "play this street rapper at New York Fashion Week" motif, their stylishly ...