No Malice reflects on how his music with the Clipse impacted their fans and ultimately led to his departure.

If you went to a house party in the early 2000s, Clipse were more than likely the soundtrack to your night. With raw lyricism and infectious, layered beats courtesy of The Neptunes, the Virginia Beach ...

Malice, one-half of Virginia coke-rap duo Clipse, has made the ultimate sacrifice to showcase his newfound outspokenness about religion: he has officially changed his name to "No Malice." By Jason ...

How to Buy Clipse's 'Let God Sort Em Out' LP on Vinyl Pusha T and Malice's fourth studio album drops on July 11.

No Malice talks finding religion, his forthcoming flick 'The End of Malice,' new album, Pusha T's success and if the Clipse is officially over. By Eric Diep In 2011, No Malice released a first-person ...