P.O.D. - Testify (2006)

Known for their infectious hybrid of punk, heavy metal, reggae, rap, and
Latin music, San Diego four-piece P.O.D. are also born-again Christians
whose faith takes a central place in their music. Emerging out of Southern
California in the early '90s, P.O.D. (aka Payable on Death) rose to the top
of the nu-metal/rap-rock scene with their third album and major-label
debut, 1999's The Fundamental Elements of Southtown. The album spawned the
hits "Southtown" and "Rock the Party (Off the Hook)," both of which gained
heavy rotation on MTV and helped take the album platinum.

The group's follow-up, 2001's Satellite, fared even better, landing at
number six on the Billboard 200. It also generated several hits including
"Alive" and "Youth of a Nation," both of which earned Grammy nominations.
Subsequent albums like 2003's Payable on Death, 2006's Testify, 2008's When
Angels and Serpents Dance, and 2015's The Awakening found P.O.D.'s sound
maturing, just as they remained dedicated to their hardcore and faith-based roots.