Where did the time go? Somewhere along the way, San Diego rap-rock outfit P.O.D. passed their 30th anniversary as a band. The group formed in the early 1990s and became one of the biggest nu-metal bands going into the new century. Their fourth studio album, 2001’s “Satellite” firmly cemented them in…
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