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dreDDup is a Serbian industrial rock band. ==History== dreDDup was formed in 1997 in Novi Sad. The band's first official release was ''Abnormal Waltz'' from 1998, the soundtrack for the movie ''Noir'' that was never finished. Following this, band wrote music for movies and theater plays (''Poslednja Krapova Traka'', ''Footfalls'', ''U malom dvorcu'', ''Hronika Sterijinog pozorja'', and others) and recorded ambient sounds for TV shows at the Radio Television of Serbia. They recorded their first official studio album ''Mr Borndeads Feast'' in 2004, released for MoocSound. Album release was followed by a Serbian tour. After ''Mr Borndeads Feast'' and positive reviews from the press, the band started making their second album changing the sound and making it more crossover. ''Future Porn Machine'' was released in 2007 for Insurrection Records from Belgrade. This album dealt with "pornographic future". Another tour took place and the band visited more than 40 cities. Almost complete line-up of the band was changed in the beginning of 2008 and the band started working on the new sound. In late 2008, they have also remixed some of Nine Inch Nails song, did a collaboration album with Japanese spoken word artist Kenji Siratori and recorded a DIY cover album 'Into the Monolith' for their friends and fans. dreDDup played at numerous music festivals from 2006 to 2009, including the EXIT Festival, String, Refuse Resist 6 Samhain, Go Fest, HGF, SGT, Determination and D:S. At the end of the year, the band filmed a 'Industrial Renaissance' DVD, a 45 minute long movie about the band, containing the complete video clip collection and some rare live video footage which was previously unreleased. It was released in February 2009 and was selected to be a bonus DVD for their 2009 album ''El Conquistadors''. ''El Conquistadors'' was released for Insurrection Records from Belgrade. The album dealt with dark present tense and the darkness of mankind, completing the ''Time'' trilogy in dreDDup releases, showing the new sound of the band and much more industrial approach. This album changed the sound of the band making it darker. Album was pronounced the second best Balkan album of the year 2009 by the Croatian webzine Terapija and also went up to third place in Macedonian ''Okno'' magazine article about best acts in 2009. In 2010 their album ''El Conquistadors'' was re-mastered and re-released for Beast of Prey Records from Poland. The same album was re-released in 2011 for dPulse Recordings from USA. Their new forth self-titled album was released for dPulse Recordings in the USA. This album contains 16 songs. This was also announced as the last dreDDup studio album but nevertheless dreDDup started working on their 5th release. Collection of their demo recordings called 219_demos was released for Crime:Scene records. These recordings go back to their period 1997-2001. Their fifth album entitled 'Nautilus' came out for Glory and Honour and contains 13 songs. This is stated to be the last studio album and the band is not sure if they will make another one although they will continue to perform live. On September 15, 2012, dreDDup performed on Warriors Dance Festival, organized by British group The Prodigy and Exit Festival, on Belgrade's Kalemegdan. In early 2013, they began another European tour. In July 2013, dreDDup released 'Etika' - single featuring Dario Seraval of cult Croatian/Slovenian industrial band Borghesia on vocals. Their sixth album I Dreamt of a Dragon was finished on October 30, 2014. Band is still looking for a record label to release 'I Dreamt of a Dragon'. 抄文引用元・出典: フリー百科事典『 ウィキペディア（Wikipedia）』 ■ウィキペディアで「DreDDup」の詳細全文を読む スポンサード リンク
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