Claude says:The South Carolina rock band—fronted by Bear Rinehart and known for crossing over from Christian rock to broader alt-rock audiences—released their eleventh studio album in early 2026. The Long Surrender leans into their southern rock roots with warm, open-highway guitar tones and the kind of anthemic hooks they've refined over two decades. You grabbed it the month it dropped and spent April working through nearly every song, from the patient build of "Growing Slow" to the homesick pull of "Sing To Me Savannah."