I t took 16 years, but they did it: Pusha T and Malice , a.k.a. Terrence Thornton and Gene Thornton Jr., a.k.a. the Clipse , reunited for their first album since 2009 and flipped the world of hip-hop on its head. Let God Sort Em Out , the precisely engineered monument to their own eternal dopeness that the two brothers released in July, breaks many unwritten rules. It’s a lyrics-first project, with more emphasis on verbal craftsmanship than catchy hooks, that nonetheless hit the Billboard 200’s

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