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Cypress Hill knows you can’t forget where you came from. They earned their place in Hip Hop with blood, sweat, and tears, along the way paying their dues to the streets. 30 years later, they celebrate that history with the drop of these OG skulls that throw it back to where it all began.

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From Cypress Street in ’88 to Billboard’s Hot Rap tracks, Cypress Hill has never backed down and in the process cemented themselves as legends in the world of Hip Hop. More than 30 years on, they prove they’re still rugged as ever with the release of their tenth studio album “Back in Black”.

Back in Black

A return to their roots and a celebration of Hip Hop, “Back in Black” has the boys from South Gate firing on all cylinders. It show once again why Cypress Hill cannot be stopped as they flex hard with heavy hitters on this unforgettable musical experience.

Siempre Peligroso (Always Dangerous)

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In 1988 Cypress Hill hit the ground running and refused to give up on their dreams. Fans watched them achieve success and cheered on as the four legends (B Real, DJ Muggs, Sen Dog, and Eric Bobo) dominated not only their hearts but hip hop history. What started out as a dream quickly exploded, changing how we experience music and life itself. We're proud to help you bring home a taste of that, the Cypress Hill Experience.

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After meeting in South Gate, CA in the late ’80s, Cypress Hill quickly rose in popularity, becoming a fan favorite. Noted for being the first Latino American hip-hop group to have platinum and multi-platinum albums worldwide, they set a new record by selling over 2 million copies during their debut. Cypress Hill is proud to say they were one of the original hip-hop groups to make it out of the West Coast.

Till Death Do Us Part

Hip-Hop Legends Cypress Hill cemented their legacy by earning a star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame in 2018, becoming the first Latino American hip-hop group to receive this honor. Among their list of achievements, Cypress Hill became the first rap group to have two concurrent albums in the top 10 of the Billboard 200.

Grande Skull

Cypress Hill pioneered the cannabis culture in hip-hop and has arguably done as much for the industry as any other music group. Their 1991 debut left a lasting impression in the space with bold titles like "Something For The Blunted" and "Stoned Is The Way Of The Walk". The band’s continued advocacy for cannabis is unparalleled in the hip-hop community and is seen as one of the main influences for the transparency of recreational usage.

Stoned Raiders

A native of Cuba, Sen Dog understands that the core of music rests in your love for the art and being able to add in your own spice. Known for putting his heart and soul into his music, Sen Dog brought us some of the band's greatest hits such as "How I Could Just Kill A Man", "Tequila Sunrise", and "Rock Superstar".

Sen Dog

Hailing from Queens, DJ Muggs is a member of and producer for Cypress Hill, and the leader of the hip-hop and art collective Soul Assassins. After starting his DJ career at 14, he produced Cypress Hill's biggest hits such as "Insane in the Brain", "I Ain't Going Out Like That", and "Hits from the Bong".

DJ Muggs

Born in LA, B Real grew up in South Gate and quickly rose to fame with his unique style of rapping. Together with DJ Muggs and Sen Dog, B Real released their first self-titled album in 1991, cementing Cypress Hill as the dominant group in the West Coast hip-hop scene.