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The band's official releases have been sporadic at best
The album explores themes of belonging and identity through raw
yet there are abstract electronic layers and studio-as-instrument elements to prevent it from sounding like a regression
The riffs and melodies seem all too familiar
They shred til everyone’s dead
III (Temples Of Boom) eyes The band's official releases haveOn Cypress Hill III: Temples of Boom, the group open up their sound a bit, experimenting with jazz inflected grooves, in particular, as well as soul. Even with the new musical flourishes, the essential core of the band's sound hasn't changed at all. Certainly, Cypress Hill III: Temples of Boom is an excellently produced record, filled with sonic details that most hip hop records of the mid '90s are missing. Cypress Hill manages to keep a consistent
