Claude says:The South Carolina rockers built their reputation at church camps and coffee houses before gaining crossover success beyond the Christian market. The Outsiders hits with anthemic, arena-ready rock — big guitars, soaring choruses, and Bear Rinehart's gritty vocals pushing songs into fist-pumping territory. A year after its release, this became a go-to in early 2010, with "Valley Of Tomorrow" and "Through Smoke" getting heavy play during that first spring when the album really clicked.