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| − | '''P.O.D.''' is a Christian Nu-Metal Band. | + | '''P.O.D.''' is a Christian Nu-Metal Band. From its outset the band's lineup has remained fairly unchanged: Paul "Sonny" Sandoval (singer), Noah "Wuv" Bernardo (drums and rhythm guitar), Mark "Traa" Daniels (bass) and Marcos Curiel (lead guitar; Curiel left -- or was removed, depending on the source -- in 2003 but returned in 2006). |
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| + | The band's name is an initialism for "[[Payable on Death]]" (a term frequently used in the financial world, such as a person named to be the recipient of a bank account upon the accountholder's death). | ||
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| + | The band is best known for its crossover hit "[[Youth of the Nation]]". | ||
[[Category:Christian Rock Bands]] | [[Category:Christian Rock Bands]] | ||
Latest revision as of 17:47, January 9, 2023
P.O.D. is a Christian Nu-Metal Band. From its outset the band's lineup has remained fairly unchanged: Paul "Sonny" Sandoval (singer), Noah "Wuv" Bernardo (drums and rhythm guitar), Mark "Traa" Daniels (bass) and Marcos Curiel (lead guitar; Curiel left -- or was removed, depending on the source -- in 2003 but returned in 2006).
The band's name is an initialism for "Payable on Death" (a term frequently used in the financial world, such as a person named to be the recipient of a bank account upon the accountholder's death).
The band is best known for its crossover hit "Youth of the Nation".