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Reptilian Tank (reissue)
Reptilian Tank (reissue) (mustard marbled vinyl 12")
Cat: TRUNCATE 26. Rel: 30 Nov 23
 
Techno
Reptilian Tank
Reptilian Tank (Truncate remix)
Review: DJ Hyperactive's now-defunct Contact was the label that first put out this cult cut from 1996. Some 25 years later it now gets a welcome reissue on Truncate's own self-titled label and features a remix from the techno titan himself. 'Reptilian Tank' gets a breath of new life and a refreshing new remix by label boss Truncate. First up is the original - a head-wrecking, panel-beating techno rave-up with wispy pads and pulsating bass that is full of pent-up energy. The remix is a speedy, stripped-back version that races ahead with all the urgency of a shooting star.
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Arts V: Disc 5
Arts V: Disc 5 (180 gram vinyl 12")
Cat: ARTSBOX 001DISC5. Rel: 12 Mar 21
 
Techno
Shlomo - "XV3" (7:16)
Subjected - "Sequential Switch" (4:35)
Truncate - "Swerve" (5:05)
Dead Fader - "Let Go" (4:09)
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Dust
Dust (12")
Cat: TRUNCATE 27. Rel: 19 Sep 24
 
Techno
Dust 1 (5:03)
Dust 1 (Kai Van Dongen remix) (4:53)
Dust 2 (4:33)
Dust 3 (4:48)
Review: Truncate is back on his own label for the first time in two years. It finds the revered techno talent in fine form and laying down some of his signature heavy low ends with surging synth loops and frosty hi-hats all ready to destroy the floor from the off. Remixing the opener is label resident Kai Van Dongen who makes it more hard-hitting and physical with his slamming, flat-footed kicks and urgent stabs. 'Dust 2' from Truncate then layers up scintillating synths and cosmic melodies and shuffling drum funk and last of all, 'Dust 3' brings some fixing synth texture to a more dialled back but still driving banger.

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Played by: Fog
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Remixed Part 6 (Christian Smith SCB aka Scuba Blenk THER3MIN mixes)
Cat: TRUNCATERMX 6. Rel: 05 Aug 24
 
Techno
Wave 2 (Christian Smith remix) (5:07)
Wave 2 (SCB aka Scuba edit) (6:09)
Bodega (THER3MIN remix) (5:12)
Bodega (Blank remix) (5:12)
Review: A sixth series of remixes of Truncate's always-reliable techno lands here on his own label. First up is Tronic man Christian Smith with a remix of 'Wave 2' that starts with high-speed drums and supple, mind-melting synths. SCB aka Scuba then reworks the same hating with more texture and heavier, off-balance rhythms. 'Bodega' (Blenk remix) is a minimal workout with spangled chords and dub undercurrents that come alive with organic percussion. Last of all, the same cut gets a remix by THER3MIN who layers in some unsettling synth pulses and anxious percussion.
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Remixed Part 6 (Christian Smith SCB aka Scuba Blenk THER3MIN mixes)
Cat: TRUNCATERMX 6C. Rel: 05 Aug 24
 
Techno
Wave 2 (Christian Smith remix) (5:06)
Wave 2 (SCB aka Scuba edit) (6:08)
Bodega (Blenk remix) (5:12)
Bodega (THER3MIN remix) (5:23)
Review: The Truncate label is offering up this remix EP in two different formats - plain back wax and this nice limited edition coloured version. It is a hefty offering of weighty, heady techno for the dead of night. Legendary Tronic founder Christian Smith kicks off with a version of 'Wave 2' that harks back to the early and mid-90s. Next is Scuba, aka the head of the Hotflush label, under his SCB guises and he offers some raw, economical sounds. Contemporary artist Blenk then follows up a nice release on Enemy Records with his drum lead take on 'Bodega' and Athens artist THER3MIN shuts down with more paranoid techno.


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First Phase EP (reissue)
First Phase EP (reissue) (heavyweight vinyl 12")
Cat: TRUNCATE 22 2024. Rel: 29 Apr 24
 
Techno
First Phase (Planetary Assault Systems remix) (7:09)
First Phase (4:42)
The Eve (James Ruskin remix) (5:02)
The Eve (5:01)
Review: Los Angeles-based producer Truncate - real name David Flores - originally celebrated the first decade of his eponymous label in 2021 by inviting two techno uber-heavyweights, James Ruskin and Luke Slater in his Planetary Assault Systems guise, to remix two tracks from his back catalogue. The results, from the powerful and percussive end of the techno spectrum, have been flying off the proverbial shelves ever since, and we're glad to report it's had another repress. The two original tracks on show are naturally formidable workouts. 'First Phase' is a dense and murky tribal techno stomper, while 'The Eve' is a jacking, drum machine driven affair blessed with some intensely psychedelic acid lines. Former Truncate collaborator James Ruskin remixes that tune, turning a sharper, heavier and mildly wonky revision, while Luke Slater delivers a Planetary Assault Systems take on 'First Phase' that cloaks the producer's dense drums in spacey electronics and hypnotic synthesiser motifs.
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The Drill
The Drill (12")
Cat: TRUNCATE 24. Rel: 28 Mar 22
 
Techno
The Drill (5:08)
The Hammer (4:49)
The Closer (6:09)
The Closer (No Gabber mix) (4:56)
Review: Veteran Los Angeles producer Truncate returns on his eponymous imprint with four heavy duty techno tools loaded directly from the factory floor. 'The Drill' follows the same Blueprint of early '90s Birmingham industrial in the vein of Downwards and Dynamic Tension, while 'The Hammer' follows in suit but with the addition of Robert Hood's style of cyclicality: steely hi-hat workouts and claps on the kick. Turn over to side B and you have the pummelling, industrial strength pressure of 'The Closer' followed by the strobey 303-led stomp of the No Gabber mix.
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Machine Jack
Machine Jack (hand-stamped 12")
Cat: TRUNCATE 18. Rel: 18 Feb 19
 
Techno
Machine Jack (version 1) (5:12)
Machine Jack (version 2) (5:33)
Missing (5:08)
Review: White label lover Truncate (AKA long-serving techno producer David Flores) is back with more "no frills hard grooves, crafted for the dancefloor". This time it's all about "Machine Jack", a track served in two distinct flavours of analogue-driven intensity. First up is "Machine Jack V1", where one-note stabs, Belgian hardcore "Hoover" noises and simple, mind-altering melodies slowly rise above a pounding techno groove. "Machine Jack V2" is equally as intense, with twisted, acid-style electronic motifs dancing above another ten-ton beat. In comparison, surprisingly tropical B-side "Missing" is rather laidback and melodious. It's still savage and floor-friendly, but boasts a rather cheery synthesizer melody and some blissful electronic touches throughout.
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Multiply
Multiply (hand-stamped 12")
Cat: TRUNCATE 17. Rel: 03 Sep 18
 
Techno
Multiply (5:00)
Psuedo V2 (5:05)
Psuedo V3 (4:40)
Review: Los Angeles techno titan Truncate (AKA experienced producer David Flores) continues to serve up heavyweight jams on his eponymous white-label series. A-side "Multiply" is a no-nonsense affair, with hissing and crashing cymbals, morse code style electronic beeps and crunchy drum machine handclaps rising above a thunderous peak-time techno groove. Over on side B, "Pseudo V2" sees Flores wrap European tech-house glitches and pulses around a hypnotic deep techno groove, while "Pseudo V3" offers a more psychdelic and mind-altering take on the same deep and bass-heavy groove, with twisted acid lines sprinting in and out of the mix at regular intervals.
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