Rock Feed P.O.D.
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May 21, 2024 
P.O.D., the dynamic San Diego-based rock band, chats about their latest heavy album, Veritas. They share insights on being vulnerable artists and the positive fan reactions. The band humorously discusses their iconic guitar-driven sound and memorable tour nicknames. They clarify the distinction between features and collaborations, emphasizing the value of artistic integrity over trends. Reflecting on their journey from garage roots to major-label success, P.O.D. also reminisces about their breakthrough on MTV and the power of grassroots support.
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Band Doubled Down On A Heavier Sound
- P.O.D. intentionally made Veritas heavier and more guitar-driven than past records to match their artistic vision.
- The band felt vulnerable releasing music they love but have received strong positive response so far.
Riff Praise And Tour Nicknames
- The host praises Trey as the band's riff master and recalls listening to a remix with Nappy Roots.
- The band jokingly gave Trey new tour nicknames like "Trey Daddy" and riff-related banter.
Features Over Full Collaborations
- P.O.D. differentiates collaborations from features, explaining they wrote songs and then invited guest performers.
- They choose features based on influence and respect, not current chart position.