The Clipse have been set to release their next LP in November. After several bouts with record labels and industry politics, Hell Hath No Fury is set for a Nov. 28 release date. This album will be their first major label release since their 2002 platinum-selling, Lord Willin’.
Malice and Pusha T said in a recent statement, “The moving up
of the date is purely off the demand or the consumer and The Clipse
fan. That’s who we doing this for right now. This album is about the
fans that kept us relevant. They’ve helped us carve our path, and we’re
very prepared to go against the grain in putting out these releases.”
The Clipse have managed to stay relevant since their debut
four years ago, through the mixtape circuit. They are known for their I Got it 4 Cheap series, aided by Clinton Sparks.
According to The Clipse, this album will give fans more of a peek into their personal lives.
“This is the life of The Clipse, what we’re going through, and
us spilling our guts and letting the world know it ain’t been all gravy
with us. This album, if it says nothing else, says struggle.”
Hell Hath No Fury
will be released on Re-Up/Jive Records and the entire production has been handled by The Neptunes.
Tracklisting
01. We Got It 4 Cheap f/Spanish Lee
02. Momma, I’m So Sorry
03. Mr. Me Too f/Pharrell
04. What It Do (Wamp Wamp) f/Slim Thug
05. Ride Around Shining
06. Dirty Money
07. New World
08. Keys Open Doors
09. Ain’t Cha f/The Re-Up Gang
10. Trill
11. Chinese New Year f/Rosco P. Coldchain
12. Nightmares f/Bilal
