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Clipse stands as one of hip-hop’s legendary duos, having bestowed the culture with numerous timeless classics. Their Neptunes-produced album ‘Hell Hath No Fury’ continues to be a powerful reference point for rap music in the 21st century, with its intensity only growing over the years.
While Pusha-T and Malice have each achieved remarkable solo success, their desire for new Clipse music has persisted. Earlier this year, they released their monumental album ‘Let God Sort Em Out’, garnering significant acclaim in the process.
Their raw rap sound, which is resistant to fads, received widespread praise from fellow artists, highlighting the respect Clipse still commands.
Returning to London for the first time in twenty years, the duo will embark on a brief series of headline shows across the UK, starting at the O2 Forum Kentish Town – with Ravi Sidhu providing an intimate look.
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Clipse is one of the most legendary names in hip-hop, a collaboration that has provided the culture with numerous timeless classics. The Neptunes created 'Hell Hath No'