Built to Spill was in an intriguing phase of their career during the live recording of "Train in Vain" in Atlanta on October 24, 2013. Just a couple of years earlier, they had released their critically acclaimed album, "There Is No Enemy" in 2009. This album marked a turning point, showcasing a more mature sound while still retaining the band's signature indie rock vibe. By the time they hit the stage at the Variety Playhouse, Built to Spill was not only celebrating their lengthy discography but also their ability to engage with classics, which is evident in their choice to cover a legendary track from The Clash. It's interesting to note that this live performance fits within a backdrop of a band evolving while paying homage to the influences that shaped their own music. With Doug Martsch's distinctive vocals and guitar work, fans could feel the passion that Built to Spill continues to bring to the stage, making each live performance a celebration of rock heritage.