In 1991 as a precursor to P.O.D., Sonny Sandoval fronted a rap/hip-hop group called Unlicensed Product, [15] while Wuv Bernardo, Marcos Curiel and Gabe Portillo were in a thrash metal band called Eschatos, with no vocalist. [16]

Official 4K remastered music video for P.O.D. - "Alive" from the album 'Satellite' (2001)🔔 Subscribe to P.O.D. channel and ring the bell to turn on notifica...

Official website of P.O.D. (Payable On Death). Delve into the universe of this iconic rock band, discover their latest releases, tour dates, exclusive merchandise, and connect with them on a deeper level.

They've been a band — and a vital one at that — for more than 30 years. But ask rock icons P.O.D. what still inspires them after all this time, and they'll tell you they still operate as if they're perpetual underdogs. Yes, with every new album they release, with every show they play, these musical lifers still feel they have something to prove.

2017年12月20日 · Set Your Eyes To Zion is one of the many moments in P.O.D.’s discography where the reggae influence of their sound takes a front seat. Though the band is most known for metal-tinged rap tracks, they also use reggae as an influence, in true San Diego fashion.

Official Music Video for P.O.D. "Addicted", from the album, When Angels & Serpents Dance. Remixed and Remastered version of the album includes THREE bonus tracks, Out now ev...more.

" Youth of the Nation " is a song by American Christian metal band P.O.D. It was released on November 27, 2001, as the second single to come from their fourth studio album, Satellite (2001). It was inspired in part by the school shootings at Santana High School in 2001 and Columbine High School in 1999.

"When it comes to heart, grit and soul, P.O.D. is your band." Adds vocalist Sonny Sandoval: "We're always still proving who we are — always having that punk-rock mentality." Their new single...

San Diego rock band that merges metal, rap, reggae, and hardcore punk with an often positive, faith-based message. Read Full Biography

2002年5月14日 · “Boom” is the third single from P.O.D.’s fourth album, Satellite. The song talks about the band’s rise to fame after their previous album, 1999’s The Fundamental Elements… Read More. Hoochiah!...