Vic DiCara is a krishnacore guitarist, vocalist and bass guitarist. He played in Beyond, Inside Out, Shelter, Burn, and later the Hare Krishna band 108.[1] As part of the band 108, DiCara was instrumental in recording three albums considered influential in the hardcore punk scene of the 1990s.[2] DiCara is also noted for the incorporation of Hindu spirituality into his music.[3]
Vic DiCara | |
|---|---|
| Genres | Krishnacore |
| Instrument(s) | Guitar Bass guitar Vocals |
| Years active | 1988–present |
| Labels | Revelation Records Combined Effort Equal Vision Records Lost & Found Records Deathwish Inc. |
Discography edit
with Beyond edit
- No Longer at Ease 1989 (Combined Effort)
- reissued w/ bonus material in 1999 by (Some Records)
with Inside Out edit
with 108 edit
- Holyname 1994 (Equal Vision Records)
- Songs of Separation 1995 (Equal Vision Records)
- N.Y.H.C. Documentary Soundtrack 1996 (SFT Records)
- Threefold Misery 1996 (Lost & Found Records)
- One Path For Me Through Destiny 1997 (Caroline) - live album recorded in 1996
- Creation. Sustenance. Destruction. 2006 (Equal Vision Records)
- Oneoeight Demo 2006 (self released)
- A New Beat from a Dead Heart 2007 (Deathwish Inc.)
- 18.61 2010 (Deathwish Inc.)
with Burn edit
- Cleanse 2001 (Equal Vision Records)
References edit
- ^ "Hare Krishnacore - An introduction to the most improbable punk subculture ever". The Vinyl Factory. 26 June 2015. Retrieved 1 December 2020.
- ^ "108", Interpunk
- ^ Brian Shultz (18 August 2006). "108 - Creation. Sustenance. Destruction". Punk News. Retrieved 3 January 2021.
External links edit
- [1] - Vic DiCara's official website
- 108 Official website
- 108 at Allmusic
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