Shomi Patwary of Illusive Media helmed the official video for “Freedom” – the opening track to the Clipse’ Til The Casket Drops. In this visual treatment of arguably one of the best cuts off the album, the hip-hop duo takes a reflective perspective by paying tribute to Martin Luther King Jr., The Notorious B.I.G and the group’s manager who was recently sentenced to 32 years in prison. The black & white cinematography complement the introspective bars by Pusha T and Malice. Til The Casket Drops is available now.

The Clipse just recently touched down into city of brotherly love, and made sure to check up on the cool folks at UBIQ, who currently carry their line Play Cloths. The video goes into detail with personal insights on music, fashion, as well as upcoming projects for 2010. Meanwhile, their third studio album, Til the Casket Drops is out now. Check it out.

Aside from being the talk of the Hip Hop world with their new album drop, Pusha T and Malic of the Clipse recently made it on the ABC News. As part of the new’s music reviews, the album Till The Casket Drops gets a positive introduction to those who may not be familiar with the duo’s music. Check it out!

With the new album from Clipse having now officially arrived, we get a further look into the album artwork, created by internationally renowned artist KAWS. This latest release from the Virginia-based Hip Hop duo, Malice and Pusha T., finds them reunited with original producer and mentor Pharrell Williams on one of the more anticipated albums of the year. Till The Casket Drops is now available in stores.

As part of our re-emerging Hypebeast TV series, we took the opportunity to feature the well-known musical and fashion duo, The Clipse. With their “Til the Casket Drops” album just weeks away, we speak with Pusha-T and Malice over a series of topics ranging from the creation of this latest album, the group’s involvement with KAWS on their album art and their direction behind Play Cloths.

Director: Kellen Dengler

The Clipse continue to serve the streets as they eventually drop the Rik Cordero-directed visual to their (new) new single “Popeyes” featuring Harlemite Cam’Ron. That makes four singles coupled with four videos plus a remix or two before the release of their highly anticipated new album “Til The Casket Drops” on December 8. It’s obvious Malice and Pusha T keep on Grindin’.

Critically acclaimed Hip-Hop duo, Clipse, and Downtown Locker Room (DTLR) announce their first apparel partnership. The “I’m Good” t-shirt, designed by the duo, is now available through DTLR stores nationwide along with a Clipse custom mixtape entitled, “The Best of the Clipse,” mixed by DJ Jay Claxton and DJ QuickSilva. The package highlights Clipse’s hit single, “I’m Good,” from their upcoming release, “Til The Casket Drops,” available December 8th, 2009.

Earlier than expected The Clipse release the video for their latest Neptunes-powered single “Doorman”. Directed by Illusive Media the video carries on the duo’s cocaine selling-theme as it starts with a dedication to incarcerated associates and wraps up with images of arrests. During the time in between it’s Malice and Pusha T that seem to have everything on lock. Remember: “Till The Casket Drops” is set to be released December 8.

Gearing up for the release of their highly anticipated album “Till The Casked Drops” Virginia-based Rap duo The Clipse releases the video to the remix of their Pharrell Williams-laced single “I’m Good”. This time Malice and Pusha T invite Rick Ross to their ode to flossing as the visual theme is rearranged to a clubbing atmosphere. Expect “Popeyes” to be the next cut that will be blessed with according visuals. TTCD is set to drop December 8th.

Following up on the interview earlier today, Complex unveils the first of three covers for their October/November issue, featuring the artwork of KAWS and Hip-Hop duo The Clipse, who are preparing to launch their third album, Till The Casket Drops. The magazine is set to hit newsstands nationwide on October 6th, 2009. Stay tuned for a closer look into the other covers in the coming days.