The Language of Machines [1985-1991]

Gone

Ravage

Don’t Get Lemon is a cool, ironic, stylish, detached, danceable pop trio based in Austin and Houston, Texas. Commanding a sound that ranges from 70s Berlin to 80s Manchester, DGL seek to entice the senses with their glam infused synth-pop. There is an alternative to DGL, but could we live with it?

Sharing a name with Michaelangelo Antonioni’s 1966 swinging London film, Don’t Get Lemon’s “Blow-Up” glimpses into the unseen dark. Lyrics partially pieced together borrowing from William Burroughs cut-up technique and images inspired by David Lynch’s “Blue Velvet”, direct sweet melodies that reanalyze the 3 minute pop song.


Lyrics & Music by DGL
Recorded Dan Duszynski at Dandy Sounds
Mixed by Chris King at Moon Palace Productions
Mastered by Gianni Peri
Additional Vocals by Darenda Dorsey

design & art direction by nicholas ross

Blow-Up

I.Woke.Up.Chinese - Last drop

Love Declaration

Dancing to the Fall of the Berlin Wall

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Love Via Computer

Pieces of Glass (Version)

I Desire (Dave Vocal Version)

Other World

Death's Door

Posthuman

Nite Rite

Between Two Hearts

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Horseplay

The Watchers

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