"M-16" is the tenth studio album by the German thrash metal band Sodom, released on October 22, 2001, under Steamhammer. This album marks a significant entry in Sodom's discography, showcasing their distinctive blend of rock and metal elements. Comprising 11 tracks, "M-16" delves into themes of war and conflict, a recurring motif in Sodom's work, reflecting the band's commitment to addressing societal issues through their music. The album maintains the aggressive sound and intricate musicianship that fans of thrash metal have come to expect from Sodom, while also incorporating melodic elements that enhance its depth. "M-16" is characterized by its raw energy and powerful guitar riffs, driven by the band's hallmark rhythm section. The album's production quality aligns with early 2000s metal releases, offering a polished yet authentic sound that complements the lyrical content. With "M-16," Sodom continues to solidify their legacy in the metal genre, appealing to both long-time followers and newcomers to their music.