dreDDup finishes 11th studio album ‘Pan/Dora’ – Pre-order now
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The Serbian industrial act dreDDup from Novi Sad has completed their eleventh studio album, “Pan/Dora”, available in pre-order, marking the beginning of an ambitious trilogy. The other two albums, currently in development, will each explore distinct stylistic territories.
“Pan/Dora” features 13 brand-new tracks, the result of nearly four years of work. The pandemic delayed its completion by a year, but the early versions of “Clark Can’t” and “Cherry Noble” have already made their debut as AI-generated videos on dreDDup’s YouTube channel. The album was recorded and produced, as always, at DURU Studio in Novi Sad under the guidance of Mihajlo Obrenov.
This release also marks a change in the band’s lineup since longtime drummer Bora is absent from the album. He left the group this year after his final performance at the Nišville festival in mid-August.
Set to drop on all streaming platforms on September 7th, the band will give fans an exclusive preview on their Bandcamp page on Thursday, September 5, 2024, at 7:00 PM CEST. This listening party offers an opportunity to experience the full album ahead of its official release and interact with the band members in real-time.
In November, dreDDup will embark on a brief tour in Slovenia, focusing exclusively on tracks from their first four albums.
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