Artist description Forsaken Lemonade is a one-man project from Ohio. The project consists of Yttrium, and it is an eclectic blend of techno, synth-pop, industrial, and the pop mainstream. Forsaken Lemonade is a positive project, trying to be an encouragement in today's dark world.

Music Style Techno, Industrial, Synth-Pop

Musical Influences Circle of Dust, Klank, Mike Knott, Nirvana, SubRealm, David Bowie, Radiohead, Angeldust, Bauhaus, Marilyn Manson, Acrylic Warfare

Similar Artists Circle of Dust, Fatal Blast Whip, Klank, Nine Inch Nails

Artist History JAN 1999 - project formed FEB 1999 - demo recorded, search for label begins MAR 1999 - signed to Scary Man Records. "No Earn EP" released APR 1999 - work begins on full-length release MAY 1999 - "No Earn" included on Flaming Fish Music compilation.

Group Members Yttrium

Instruments guitar, synthesizers, vocals, bass guitar, midi sequencing

Albums Liebe Macht Frei, No Earn

Press Reviews Review of title track from NO EARN EP - "...features a funky drum loop, all kinds of quirky synth patterns, chugging guitars, and dist. vocals. This is easily their best effort on the CD despite some rough edges..." - Carson Pierce, Ballistic Test Zine. "'Mystery' starts with some nice, dark, ambient synths. A harsh factory loop kicks in soon after, providing a constant percuzzive element similar to something you might hear from Mental Destruction, only faster. It's pretty cool at first, but as it plays on without variation it gets a little monotonous. Vocals, drums, and guitars also make appearances on this track. The latter two components manage to blend in pretty well, but the singing style sticks out rather severly." - BT Zine

Additional Info Flaming Fish & Blacklight Record Compilations

Location Cincinnati, Ohio - USA

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