Satellite é o quarto álbum de estúdio da banda de nu metal cristão P.O.D. Foi lançado pela Atlantic Records em 11 de setembro de 2001. Foi o último álbum da banda com o guitarrista Marcos Curiel até When Angels and Serpents Dance (2008). De acordo com o baterista e vocalista de apoio Wuv Bernardo, o álbum é mais maduro que o trabalho anterior da banda, e tem um som único, combinando heavy metal com elementos de hip-hop e reggae. Isso, junto com as letras cristãs, o fez se destacar de outros álbuns de nu metal, muitos dos quais tinham temas de miséria, dor e tristeza.
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