Dommin's beginning can be traced back to 1999, from early demos Kristofer would record with his older brother, Stephen, playing drums.

In 2005, Kristofer unknowingly had one of his demos reach the ears of producer, songwriter and manager, Lucas Banker who had a production company with his partner Logan Mader, known for his involvement in Machine Head and Soulfly.

Through the efforts of Reverb Publishing and Dirty Icon Productions, Dommin's music was shopped to various labels and management.

In late 2006, Dommin's efforts caught the attention of Monte Conner, Head of A&R at Roadrunner Records and signed with them in June 2008.

[4] In February 2010, their major label debut Love Is Gone produced by Dirty Icon (Lucas Banker & Logan Mader) was released.

One year prior to the album's release and all throughout 2009, Dommin opened for Combichrist, Wednesday 13, The Birthday Massacre and Lacuna Coil.

Dommin continued supporting HIM through their US tour and returned to Europe to perform at The Rock Am Ring/Rock Im Park festivals in Germany.

In early 2011, Dommin performed at the Soundwave Festival in Australia, which included a sideshow in Melbourne supporting Rob Zombie.

According to a post made by the band on Dommin's official Facebook page the album will "most likely [be released] late Summer.

He also confirmed the departure of Billy James in January 2016, Konstantine X in 2018, and Cameron Morris in 2023, and that Dommin would continue as his solo project.