108

Guitarist Vic DiCara, alongside past Resurrection vocalist Robert “Rasaraja” Seafood, was the traveling engine behind 108, forming the East Coast-based music group in 1992. DiCara once was making waves within the Western Coast with famous hardcore metallic group Inside Out, which also presented future Trend Against the device frontman Zack de la Rocha. The music group was renowned for his or her frenetic concert events; their energy was captured within the studio room on 1990’s seminal No Religious Surrender EP. 108 furthered Inside Out’s religious leanings in a lot more explicit conditions, the path an outgrowth of DiCara’s research of Hinduism and professed adherence towards the teachings of Hare Krsna. Despite getting easy goals for criticism inside the hardcore picture, 108 stayed accurate to their eyesight of devotional hardcore, launching two EPs, two full-lengths, along with a live record before splitting up in 1996. The music group played their last present at CBGB’s that summer months, with DiCara time for the region in summer months 2001 to circular out a fresh incarnation of Burn off. Drummer Chris Daly additional went on to create influential emocore clothing Texas ‘s the reason. In summer months 2005, 108 acquired programs to reunite to try out Syracuse’s annual Hellfest. Although festival was eventually cancelled two times before the display, the music group made a decision to continue ahead playing gigs once again. The “important” lineup of DiCara, Seafood, Daly, and bassist Trivikrama Dasa forced forward with East and Western Coast displays and began composing new material. In the mean time, Equal Vision Information culled collectively the band’s whole past discography in to the two-disc Creation. Sustenance. Damage., released in summer season 2006. Later on that month, 108 released a limited-edition EP entitled Oneoeight. Employed in the studio room with Converge’s Kurt Ballou in early 2007, the people — right now with drummer Tom Hogan up to speed — finished their first recording in over ten years with plans release a it through Deathwish, Inc. later on that year.