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Marge Simpson is going to like this: Cypress Hill have announced that their one-night-only performance with the London Symphony Orchestra from last summer will be released as a concert film and live album.

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Titled Cypress Hill and the London Symphony Orchestra: Black Sunday Live at the Royal Albert Hall, the upcoming releases will allow fans to enjoy the hip-hop group’s live collaboration with the orchestra, which saw them reimagine their seminal 1993 release, Black Sunday, and other hits in symphonic style.

The film will be screened in US and Canadian theaters on March 30th and 31st, and in the US only on April 2nd. Information regarding tickets can be found here.

As for the album, it will arrive on June 6th via Mercury. Alongside the announcement, Cypress Hill have issued the first single, a rendition of “Illusions.” Watch the accompanying music video below.

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Nearly 30 years after The Simpsons joked about Cypress Hill accidentally booking the London Symphony Orchestra while high, the hip-hop group is making it a reality. The Los Angeles collective has announced they will be joined by the 71-piece orchestra for a concert this summer.

Taking place at London’s Royal Albert Hall on July 10th, the show will feature Cypress Hill performing some of their biggest hits like “Insane in the Brain” and “I Wanna Get High” over orchestral arrangements conducted by Lso’s Troy Miller. It shouldn’t be much of an adjustment for the group, which performed a handful of concerts with the San Diego Symphony last year.

A ticket pre-sale will begin on March 26th (register here) in advance of the general on-sale commencing on March 27th via the Royal Albert Hall website.

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“Bringing Cypress Hill on for ‘Fuck el Police’ was so important for me, given the style of the song,” Trueno tells Rolling Stone. “Of course, it has a lot of history with N.W.A and ‘Fuck tha Police’… The flow of the song, for me it [felt] very much Cypress Hill,...

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