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Payable on Death, often abbreviated as P.O.D., is the self-titled debut studio album by the American rock band P.O.D. Released in 1993, the album showcases a blend of nu metal, hard rock, and alternative rock, characterized by its aggressive sound, spiritual themes, and the incorporation of reggae and hip-hop influences. The album's raw energy and introspective lyrics laid the groundwork for the band's future success and resonated with a generation seeking authenticity in music. The album is notable for its standout tracks like 'Rock the Party' and 'Set Your Eyes to Zion', which helped establish P.O.D. as a prominent force in the emerging nu metal scene of the 1990s.