Nominon will be back next summer with a new album for Soulseller Records, and concerts are being lined up around it.
It will be the first full length from the Swedes since The Cleansing in 2012, which puts close to fifteen years between the two records. Neither a title nor a month has been given yet, only the season and the label. The album goes to Soulseller Records rather than Emanzipation Productions, the label listed against the band's recent catalogue.
Formed in 1993, the band spent five years on demos before Diabolical Bloodshed arrived in 1999, and the four albums after it kept to the same unreconstructed Swedish death metal: Recremation in 2005, Terra Necrosis in 2007, Monumentomb in 2010 and then The Cleansing. Work stopped in 2015 and started again in 2018, and everything since has been splits, compilations and shows rather than new material.
Drummer Perra Karlsson and singer Henke Skoog have both been in place since that restart, Kræn Meier joined on guitar at the same time, and Markus Svensson came in on guitar this year.