This release takes you back to the days when trance music ruled the roost. Gatecrasher was the place to be, Paul Van Dyk was god and Tiesto was just emerging on the scene. Fridge, or Ralph Fridge as he records under released this EP called 'Angel' at the end of the nineties on vinyl, before it got picked up and turned into a fully fledged release. The original mix is where the pleasure is to to be found. A rumbling bassline of dynamic proportions paves the way for the breakdown which arrives after several minutes. The breakdown is what makes this song so epic. It has one of the most spinetingling breakdowns that you will hear in a trance track. It's all ...  Read the complete review

Original Mix Quake Remake John Johnson Remix Angel is one of Incentive's better releases, and odd bod Ralph Fridge (real name Fritsch, apparently called that because his mum always used to come home and find him snacking out of the fridge...(?)) ...anyway, it's an ok song along the same lines as Choral Reef by GD if you've not heard it, with some nice choir-style singing, and the absolutely *ace*spoken lyrics, "When darkness comes, there is still a light to save my soul. Sent me an angel." (!) Sadly though, it's not up to the standards (...giddy heights) of his previous effort, Paradise (to which the lyrics ...  Read the complete review