DOGWOOD - "Building A Better Me" (LP)

Building a Better Me, the fifth full-length from Dogwood, stands as one of the defining melodic punk releases of 2000. Originally recorded in San Diego at Goldentrack Studios with producer Sam Boukas and the band, the album’s vocals were later tracked at The Blasting Room in Colorado with Stephen Egerton, who also lends his voice to the closing track, “Nothing New.”

Blending sharp songwriting with high-energy performances, the album earned Dogwood the San Diego Music Award for Best Punk Band in 2001 and remains a fan favorite to this day.

Now available on vinyl via People of Punk Rock Records, this reissue brings a true classic back to life for a new generation of listeners.

PRE-ORDER ITEM! Orders containing this record will ship in May.

Pressing info:
 100 on Sunset Citrus colored vinyl
 100 on Shimmering Gold Yellow colored vinyl
 100 on Pantagonia Blend colored vinyl

Tracks:
 A1. The Good Times
 A2. There's Room For Everyone
 A3. Building A Better Me
 A4. Comes Crashing
 A5. Autobiographics
 A6. Mycro
 A7. Come Back Down
 A8. The Battle Of Them Vs. Them
 B1. Cheat Me
 B2. Someone See
 B3. The Bad Times (Reprise)
 B4. Overexposed
 B5. The Bad Times
 B6. Truth About It Is
 B7. Great Literature
 B8. Nothing New