Christoph Schwarze - 04/23/2010  Es ist zweifellos eine schwere Entscheidung, die gut überlegt sein will, aber sie schweißt so unterschiedliche Personen wie Lance Armstrong und Martin...
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Eberhard Dobler - 04/16/2010  "R'n'R ist ein unverzichtbarer Teil von Cypress Hill", sagt Rapper Sen Dog. Das ist spätestens nach den drei letzten Studioalben Realität. Natürlich b...
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 Steve Lalla - 05/13/2010 With their first album in six years, Cypress Hill officially file themselves under "Washed Up." Originally due in 2006, Rise Up finally hits the shelv...
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| Mariel Concepcion - 05/07/2010 Six years have passed since Cypress Hill's last album, "Till Death Do Us Part." But with its latest set, "Rise Up," the hip-hop group hasn't lost a be...
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Saxon Baird - 05/07/2010  It came as a shock to Cypress Hill fans, and everyone else, when the band decided to take a stab at rap-rock on their 2000 LP, Skull and Bones. Talk a...
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| Matthew Kyle - 04/30/2010 During my childhood, I had few friends as loyal as my first G.I. Joe action figure. No one could compare to him in strength, bravery, flexibility… he ...
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| Kenny Herzog - 04/28/2010 Cypress Hill's ninth studio album has its bangin' back-to-basics moments, especially on the B-Real-Âproduced groove monsters "It Ain't Nothin'" and "...
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| Andrew Rennie - 04/22/2010 Cypress Hill’s early work rode a wave of change within the rap world. When gangsterism was coming to public attention, there was a certain rebellious ...
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| Jon Dolan - 04/22/2010 With its two Tom Morello rap-rock tracks and lefty-punk cover art, the first Cypress Hill record in six years promises radical reinvention. Sure, 70 m...
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| Chris Bilton - 04/21/2010 With a title like Rise Up and the presence of Rage Against the Machine guitarist Tom Morello, one might assume that Cypress Hill have gone political o...
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| Jeff Weiss - 04/20/2010 Long before the days of Fred Durst, Cypress Hill was at theforefront of rap-rock fusion. Its Sonic Youth collaboration, “I Love You MaryJane,” on 1993...
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| Amanda Bassa - 04/18/2010 With a spliff in rotation and their middle fingers in the air towards the DEA, west coast legends Cypress Hill have returned after a six-year hiatus w...
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| Craig Clark - 04/16/2010 “In 1991 an artist in Compton picked up the debut album by Cypress Hill. What he heard blew him away; futuristic funk mixed with a die-hard dedication...
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| Niki Boyle - 04/15/2010 Seriously. Although this is Snoop’s record label, even the Doggfather takes a break from the chronic sometimes. Despite (uninspired) contributions fro...
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| Darren Lee - 04/15/2010 The opening speech sample on Rise Up reminds us why Cypress Hill are important rap artists. When their breakthrough album Black Sunday erupted in 1993...
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