Jazzie B Escape from Samsara released a total of three unmixed compilation albums between 1996 and 1999. The group Zen Terrorists and solo artist SBL (Silicon Based Life) also both later released Live at Escape from Samsara albums. The second CD of the debut album by Lab 4 consisted of a live set recorded at Escape from Samsara at the Fridge, too. Return to the Source released a number of compilation albums and a few singles on their label of the same name. Otherworld released a trance compilation entitled Dance, Trance & Magic Plants on the Transient label in 1997. Closure The Fridge finally closed on 17 March 2010. The Love Muscle xx website was online until 2014 and played loops of the club's memorable tracks, starting with Bob Sinclar's Save Our Souls. The venue reopened in 2011 as Electric Brixton. See also List of electronic dance music venues Superclub References External links The Fridge website Nightclubs in London LGBT nightclubs in London Buildings and structures in the London Borough of Lambeth Electronic dance music venues Tourist attractions in the London Borough of Lambeth History of the London Borough of Lambeth Brixton Defunct LGBT nightclubs