CYPRESS HILL has sold nearly 20 million records since the start of their career. As crazy as that may seem, the numbers can’t even begin to represent the influence this Los Angeles group has had on rap. Rock, Latin, indie, and pop fans all know their name and love the classics “Insane In The Brain” and “I Ain’t Goin’ Out Like That.” ELEPHANTS ON ACID, their ninth studio album, is a psychedelic journey, a record that bears CYPRESS HILL’s signature mark: dark beats, strange effects, B-Real’s uniquely high-pitched rap offset by Sen Dog’s very low voice. But it goes further than any other album by the group. Some moments recall Pink Floyd or The Doors, avant-garde jazz, and dark trip-hop. “It is the personification of surrealism drawn from the deep subconscious,” says Muggs.