"Back in Black" is an album by the American hip hop group, Cypress Hill. It was announced in 2020 and represents the band's first album in nearly a decade since Rise Up in 2010. Taking its name from the legendary AC/DC album, this follows Cypress Hill's tradition of rock and metal-influenced titles for their albums.
Cypress Hill, known for its infusion of Latin and hip hop influences, was formed in 1988. The band members include B-Real, Sen Dog, DJ Muggs, and Eric Bobo. They have been noted for their advocacy of cannabis legalization in the United States. Over the span of their career, they have released numerous successful albums and are recognized as a significant influence in the realm of hip hop.
"Back in Black" continues the group's tradition of unique and pioneering music. The album builds upon their original sound, while also introducing a fresh edge that reflects changes in both the band members and the music scene since their last work. It's a reaffirmation of Cypress Hill's status and relevance in the evolving world of hip hop.
Please note that the actual contents and critical reception of the album may need to be assessed after its official release and subsequent reviews.
