At first, they made rave, techno, electronic punk and experimental music while performing live only at their rehearsal space for friends and other musicians.

Following this, the band wrote music for movies and theater plays (including Poslednja Krapova Traka, Footfalls, U malom dvorcu, Hronika Sterijinog pozorja) and recorded ambient tracks for TV shows at the Radio Television of Serbia.

In 2004 the band finally released its first official studio album Mr Borndeads Feast for MoocSound records from the Netherlands.

The band started performing frequently at various venues in Novi Sad, Subotica, Kula, Zrenjanin, Beograd, Senta and other Serbian towns.

After Mr Borndeads Feast and positive reviews from the press, the band started working on their second album, changing the sound again and making it more crossover oriented.

Later that year, they've been included in 'S pogledom u Bolje sutra' compilation which also featured bands This Day Will Burn, Lude Krawe, Ground Zero, Infrakt and more.

Srđan Stevanović was arrested on the charge of murder and possession of heavy drugs, so the mid-2008 marked a complete change of the band's line-up.

The new line-up included Bojan Radaković on guitar and Ivan Francuski on drums, leaving Mihajlo the only original member in the band.

At the end of 2009, Quartier23 record label released Dark: Scene from Balkans compilation which, beside dreDDup, also included acts like Tamerlan, Utjeha kose and Figurative Theatre.

Bojan Radaković and Nemanja Batalo left the band, and were replaced by Alen Habek on guitar and Aleksandra Vukošić on bass.

The same year, dreDDup did remix of "Enjoy the Pain" song for American industrial rock band 16 Volt.

It was re-released for Miner Records in 2012, followed by massive tour which included France, Switzerland, Germany, Slovenia, Croatia and Bosnia.

On June 9, 2012, they performed at IQ Music festival as an opening act for Slovenian industrial group Laibach and Marilyn Manson.

In July 2013, dreDDup released "Etika", a single featuring Dario Seraval of cult Croatian/Slovenian industrial band Borghesia on vocals.

Following that, they were featured on a compilation titled Press Start Button which contains covers of video game music themes.

Band was included in a rock music encyclopaedia Ilustrovana enciklopedija rok muzike u Vojvodini 1963-2013 written by Bogomir Mijatović in late 2013.

'DeathOven' features two guest vocalists: Lucretia Wamp from horror punk band Drop Dead and Marta Csoór from Vrisak Generacije.

In July, Mihajlo Obrenov finished work on his documentary movie Kontakt about underground music scene in Novi Sad.

In February 2020, the band entered the studio to record their planned new album 'Romance of Romans', which was postponed to January 5, 2021 due to Corona pandemic.

The band worked on music for Aleksandar Reljić's documentary film 'Do daske', which is about the arrest and imprisonment of a fashion designer, stylist, and DJ from Novi Sad, Srđan Šveljo.

The music of dreDDup is a mixture of dark noisy electronic sounds with rough industrial rhythms and metallic vocals.