L.A. Times - Pop & Hiss — Long before the days of Fred Durst, Cypress Hill was at the forefront of rap-rock fusion. Its Sonic Youth collaboration, “I Love You Mary Jane,” on 1993’s “Judgment Night” soundtrack, was one of the highlights of a much... more info

KEXP Seattle — It’s 4/20, and surprisingly the herb-friendly bands aren’t banging on the door of this release day like you’d think they would be. (Insert joke here about potheads not being motivated.) Sure, there are a few taking advantage, like long-standing... more info

411 Mania — Plus, check out a video of the guys talking about the new album, Rise Up... more info

MTV.com News — The national High Holiday for pot smokers is a long tradition. Photo: Justin Sullivan/ Getty Images If you notice that some slackers are conspicuously absent from the office on Tuesday (April 20), just look at the calendar for a clue as to w... more info

All About Jazz — 10 Ft. Ganja Plant Release New Digital Album 10 Deadly Shots Vol. 1 on 4/20; 10 Track Album Released Exclusively On Band's New Web Site 4/20 is a day when millions of people around the globe gather to celebrate in peace and smoke cannabis. It's also... more info

Topix — Artist: Cypress Hill Nobody could have predicted Cypress Hill would have a radio hit in 2010 courtesy of Crosby, Stills and Nash classic, Suite: Judy Blue Eyes - not even the West Coast rap veterans themselves. more info

Jam! Showbiz Music, Canada — Nobody could have predicted Cypress Hill would have a radio hit in 2010 courtesy of Crosby, Stills and Nash classic, Suite: Judy Blue Eyes — not even the West Coast rap veterans themselves. more info

411 Mania — Check out Rise Up before it hits stores... more info

Guardian Music — (EMI)You might think, as they enter their 40s, that Cypress Hill would have forgone the indulgences of their youth in favour of rapping about retirement plans. You'd be wrong. Every other verse on Rise Up seems to be about the joys of smoking marijua... more info

Reuters — NEW YORK (Reuters) - Hip hop band Cypress Hill still see themselves as ambassadors of marijuana, just like the old days. more info