Built to Spill

Built to Spill, the iconic indie rock band led by Doug Martsch, was in a dynamic phase of their career when they recorded "Bomb Shelter Pt. 2" live at The Depot in Salt Lake City. This performance likely took place around the time of their 1999 album, "Keep It Like a Secret," which showcased their signature blend of intricate melodies and thoughtful lyrics, cementing their status in the indie music scene. Interestingly, "Keep It Like a Secret" is often hailed as one of their best works, featuring tight compositions and emotional depth that resonated with fans. What’s even more compelling is the band's commitment to live performance, often bringing a spontaneous energy to their shows that caters well to the expectations of their audience. This particular piece, connected with the Halo Benders—a side project featuring Martsch—shows how his influence stretched across different musical realms. It’s a vivid reminder of the creative exchanges happening during that era, illustrating Built to

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