Clipse - Hell Hath No Fury

Released in 2006, Hell Hath No Fury is their legendary sophomore album and sharpened Clipse's sound into something colder and more uncompromising. Built on stark, innovative production from The Neptunes, the album pairs clipped minimalism with tightly coiled intensity. Featuring Mr. Me Too and Wamp Wamp (What It Do), it remains one of the most focused and influential rap records of its era. 

Four years after their sophomore smash Lord Willin', Clipse returned with a masterclass in precision and daring. Anchored by The Neptunes' signature production, the Virginia brothers balance Pusha's inventive drug-game metaphors with Malice's soul-baring confessions all throughout Hell Hath No Fury. From the braggadocio of 'Mr. Me Too' and Slim Thug-assisted 'Wamp Wamp' to the haunting 'Keys Open Doors' and raw grit of 'Ride Around Shining', the album twists and turns on rich melodies, booming 808s and lo-fi guitar plucks.

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