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P.O.D. Finalize Track Listing For 'Payable On Death'

September 24, 2003

Billboard reports that P.O.D. have set the track listing for their new album, "Payable on Death", due on November 4 through Atlantic Records. A video for the album's first single, "Will You", directed by Marc Webb (AFI, GOOD CHARLOTTE),is currently in the works.

"We are so excited to get going again," frontman Sonny Sandoval writes on the group's official web site. "I can't wait for everyone to hear the new record and come out to the shows. I know the fellas and I are looking forward to hitting the road again and playing the new stuff."

The 12-track album was produced by Howard Benson, who also helmed the group's double-platinum 2001 album "Satellite". It is P.O.D.'s first with guitarist Jason Truby (ex-LIVING SCRIFICE),who replaced Marcos Curiel after the latter left the band earlier this year.

The track listing for "Payable on Death" is as follows:

01. Wildfire
02. Will You
03. Change the World
04. Execute the Sounds
05. Find My Way
06. Revolution
07. The Reasons
08. Freedom Fighters
09. Waiting on Today
10. I and Identify
11. Asthma
12. Eternal

P.O.D. will will perform Oct. 31 at the Voodoo Music Experience in New Orleans.

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