P.O.D. Announce 11th Studio Album + Release Video For New Single 'Won't Bow Down'

Platinum-selling rock juggernaut P.O.D. — Sonny Sandoval [vocals], Marcos Curiel [guitar], and Traa Daniels [bass] — have announced their 11th album 'Veritas'. It will arrive May 3 via Mascot Records.

Tracklist

DROP (Feat. Randy Blythe)

I GOT THAT

AFRAID TO DIE (Feat. Tatiana Shmayluk)

DEAD RIGHT

BREAKING

LAY ME DOWN (Roo's Song)

I WON'T BOW DOWN

THIS IS MY LIFE (Feat. Cove Reber)

LIES WE TELL OURSELVES

WE ARE ONE (OUR STRUGGLE)

FEELING STRANGE

Now the band has shared the video for "I WON'T BOW DOWN," yet another banger that further introduces 'Veritas'.

Last year, the band debuted the video for "DROP," which features a vicious vocal cameo from Lamb of God singer Randy Blythe. They followed with the video for equally eruptive single "AFRAID TO DIE," featuring Jinjer vocalist Tatiana Shmayluk.

The tracks combined have garnered seven million streams!

"We can't wait for you all to hear the new album in its entirety,"

states Curiel.

"We’ve put so much heart and soul into this recording. We are extremely proud of it. We hope to see all your beautiful faces in city near you. Thank you for your unwavering support. We love and appreciate you all."

Sandoval furthers,

"There's a first time for everything and the writing and recording process of this record will definitely not be the last. We might've just created our best album yet!

"This will most likely be one of my favorite P.O.D. records,"

says Daniels.

"There are some songs on this record that are so different from one another, but still have that P.O.D. So Cal flavor."

P.O.D. have been a band — and a vital one at that — for more than 30 years. But ask the members 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.

"We're still here and we're still creating some of the best music we've ever made,"

says Curiel.