Between the Buried and Me
Studio album by Between the Buried and Me
Released	April 30, 2002
Genre	Deathcore, Mathcore
Length	48:32
Label	Lifeforce Records
Producer(s)	Jamie King
Between the Buried and Me chronology
	Between the Buried and Me (2002)	The Silent Circus (2003)

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Track listing

1. More of Myself to Kill – 6:50
2. Arsonist – 4:52
3. Aspirations – 5:47
4. What We Have Become – 5:09
5. Fire for a Dry Mouth – 6:07
6. Naked by the Computer – 5:36
7. Use of a Weapon – 4:53
8. Shevanel Cut a Flip – 9:27

Band line-up

• Tommy Rogers - Vocals/Keyboards
• Paul Waggoner - Lead/Rhythm Guitar
• Nick Fletcher - Rhythm Guitar
• Will Goodyear - Drums/Percussion
• Jason King - Bass guitar

• The song "Arsonist" was written about the Westboro Baptist Church in Topeka, Kansas that supports the site www.godhatesfags.com
• The name Shevanel that is used in the album comes from somewhat of a famous homeless man who lives in Raleigh, NC, he also has a dog named Plip.