M-16 (album)

M-16 is the ninth full-length studio album by the German thrash metal band Sodom. It was released in 2001 by Drakkar Records. The album is a concept album centered around the Vietnam War, with each song tackling different aspects and experiences of the conflict. The title refers to the M16 rifle, a common weapon used by American soldiers during the war. The album's lyrical content is notably dark and gritty, reflecting the brutality and psychological impact of the war. Musically, M-16 showcases Sodom's signature blend of thrash metal with elements of hardcore punk and death metal. It is considered a strong entry in their discography, known for its intense energy and thought-provoking subject matter.