No ROSS For P.O.D.

April 15, 2003

P.O.D. will not be utilizing the services of producer Ross Robinson for their forthcoming full-length album and will once again team up with longtime collaborator Howard Benson (MOTÖRHEAD, REVEILLE),who also helmed P.O.D.'s last two albums, "Satellite" (2002) and "The Fundamental Elements of Southtown" (1999). P.O.D. are tentatively set to enter the studio in May to record the new CD, due on November 4 through Atlantic Records. In other news, P.O.D.'s latest single, "Sleeping Awake", has been posted online at this location. "Sleeping Away" is the first single from the forthcoming soundtrack to "The Matrix Reloaded" and is the group's first collaboration with new guitarist Jason Truby (ex-LIVING SACRIFICE),who replaced Marcos Curiel last month.

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