The story behind the new Cypress Hill album, ELEPHANTS ON ACID, began when DJ Muggs had a dream. In the dream he awoke from a deep sleep and started walking. He saw a man with an elephant's head. He walked through the front door, and down the alley to a door in the middle of the road. He walked through the door and appeared in the desert. The magical man with the elephant head walked and walked and then sound and reality began to distort like a Salvador Dali painting melting in the desert. There he saw a fire spouting and hundreds of elephants appearing one after another until everything imploded and the magical elephant man came to yet another door. Welcome to Cypress Hill's magical mystical: "ELEPHANTS ON ACID". With this vision in mind, hip-hop legends DJ Muggs, B-Real and Sen Dog built a soundscape that should catapult them into a different world, twenty-seven years after their debut album. ELEPHANTS ON ACID is a psychedelic trip. An album that on the one hand contains all of the band's trademarks: The dark beats, the weird effects, B-Real's unique high-pitched raps, and their counterpart in Sen Dog's bass vocal. But on the other hand, ELEPHANTS ON ACID goes even further: There are moments of Pink Floyd and The Doors, avant-garde jazz and moody trip-hop.