108 is an American hardcore band associated with Krishnacore and Krishna-conscious themes. Reviews note members such as Vic DiCara (guitar) and Rob Fish (vocals), and contributors including Kate-O-Eight, Franklin Rhi, Chris Daly and Mike/mOnster.

The band is associated with Krishna consciousness and the Movement for Krishna Consciousness; reviews mention a split in 1996 and a reunion for shows around 2005. Releases and compilations have appeared on labels including Equal Vision and (later mentioned) Deathwish.

DeBaser hosts a handful of reviews on 108 focusing on their Krishnacore blend of hardcore punk and Hindu themes. Reviewers highlight heavy riffs, tormented vocals by Rob Fish, and contributions from Vic DiCara. Key albums reviewed here are Songs of Separation, A New Beat From A Dead Heart, and Threefold Misery.

For:Fans of hardcore punk, listeners interested in Krishnacore and Hindu-themed punk, and readers of underground music reviews.

 Krishna, Bhagavad-Gita, and Bhakti Yoga are the themes that revolve around this form of melodic Hardcore Punk, called Krishnacore.

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 Starting to talk about the 108s, it is necessary to take a step back before addressing the present; indeed, we are not talking about a young band debuting on Converge member Ballou's label, the renowned Deathwish.

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 "Threefold misery", released in 1996, is dedicated to the centenary of the birth of Srila Prabhupada's, founder of the Movement for Krishna Consciousness, to whom the 108 are devoted.

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