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NOMINON: Mastering Of Live Track For 7" Release Completed

March 22, 2006

Swedish death metallers NOMINON have posted the following message on their official web site:

"Dan Swanö [producer] is now done with the mastering at the Unisound Studio, Örebro, Sweden of the live track for the forthcoming split 7" EP that NOMINON will take part of together with another Swedish death metal band on a Dutch label. The track is 'Hordes Of Flies' from the latest album, 'Recremation'. It was recorded last year at the show at Colinas Bar, Branca, Portugal on September 22nd. For now we have no release date for this split release, but just let us say that you will not be disappointed, as it will be probably the most gruesome death metal live 7" EP in years.

"Worth mentioning is also that we have another special bonus for all the NOMINON vinyl freaks around. Not only will this split EP hit the streets within the coming months. The 12" LP vinyl version of the collection of hard-to-get tracks, entitled 'Remnants Of A Diabolical History', will contain of another live track from the very same show mentioned above. In shape of 'Condemned To Die' (original version can be found on the 'Recremation' album, and this live version was also mastered by Dan Swanö). This 12" LP will be out during April/May on Agonia Records, Poland. The CD version of the same album will be out a bit earlier on Trauma Records, Colombia."

As previously reported, NOMINON will have their latest album, "Recremation", released in the U.S. through Necroharmonic Productions via distribution from Deathgasm Records. "Recremation" was issued last year via Konqueror Records (CD) and Blood Harvest Records (12-inch vinyl). The album was recorded and mixed at Necromorbus Studio in Stockholm with engineer Tore Stjerna. A video for the track "House of Flies" was shot during the band's European tour with VITAL REMAINS in September/October 2005.

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