Vincent De Moor - United 4 Ever Worlds Of Doubt

Review by Marcus O'Donnell

United 4 Ever - Worlds Of Doubt: A Trance Beast from '99 That Still Kicks Ass Alright, let’s get real for a sec. Vincent De Moor’s United 4 Ever - Worlds Of Doubt isn’t just some random trance album lost in the late '90s shuffle—it’s a fucking time capsule of raw energy and emotional chaos wrapped up in slick electronic beats. Released under Combined Forces (a label that knew how to pick ‘em), this Dutch masterpiece slaps harder than most albums from its era. And yeah, it’s got two tracks—simple, sharp, unforgettable. First off, “Worlds Of Doubt.” Damn, where do I even start? This track is like being punched in the chest by nostalgia but in the best way possible. The build-up? Insane. Those synths hit you like a freight train, man. It’s not all sunshine and rainbows though; there’s this dark undertone lurking beneath the surface, like life itself decided to take a detour into your headphones. You feel it—the tension, the uncertainty, the fucking doubt. But instead of dragging you down, it lifts you higher. By the time the drop hits, you’re not just listening anymore; you’re living it. No wonder people still spin this one at raves—it’s timeless as hell. Then there’s “United 4 Ever,” which feels like the flip side of the same coin. Where “Worlds Of Doubt” keeps you on edge, this track brings unity—literally. The beat pounds relentlessly, almost tribal, like it’s calling out to something primal inside you. There’s no room for weakness here; it demands your full attention. The melody loops around your brain like a mantra, refusing to let go until you surrender completely. If you’ve ever felt disconnected from the world, this song grabs you by the throat and reminds you what connection sounds like. Raw, powerful, unapologetic. Now, here’s the kicker: both tracks are over 20 years old, yet they haven’t aged a day. How wild is that? Most music from the '90s feels dated now, but United 4 Ever - Worlds Of Doubt could drop tomorrow and still crush it. Maybe that’s because trance wasn’t just about making people dance back then—it was about telling stories without words, tapping into emotions we didn’t even know we had. So yeah, if you’re looking for an album that’ll slap you awake and remind you why you fell in love with electronic music in the first place, grab this one. Just don’t blame me when you can’t stop hitting repeat. Oh, and hey—next time someone says trance is dead, shove this album in their face. They won’t know what hit ‘em.

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Artist: Vincent De Moor
Album: United 4 Ever Worlds Of Doubt

Netherlands

Electronic

Trance

1999

Rating: 4.25

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Tracks

Track	Duration	Preview
United 4 Ever
Worlds Of Doubt

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Vincent De Moor - United 4 Ever (1999)

Vincent de Moor - Worlds Of Doubt (Original Vinyl Mix)

VINCENT DE MOOR -- WORLDS OF DOUBT

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CF 002

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Combined Forces

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Vinyl
12"
Promo
White Label

About Vincent De Moor

Vincent De Moor (born 5 December 1973, Delft, Netherlands) is a Dutch trance artist. His career began in 1993 using the pseudonym . He went on to collaborate with the record producer using the name .

Real Name

Vincent de Moor

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De Moor
Moor
V De Moor
V. D. Moor
V. De Moor
V. de Moor
V.D.M.
V.De Moor
V.de Moor
VDM
VDM (Vincent De Moor)
Vicent De Moor
Vicent de Moor
Vicente De Moor
Vincent
Vincent Da Moor
Vincent De Moore
Vincent De-Moor
Vincent DeMoor
Vincent de Moor
Voncent De Moor

Aliases

Sidewalk
Fix To Fax
Outline
DH Cartel
Gmoork
Phocus
Questia
M. Theatre
Flashbang
Blizz
V-Lock
Raster
Extract
Ed Room

Interesting fact about Album

Did you know? In 1999, Dutch artist Vincent De Moor released an electronic trance album called *United 4 Ever Worlds Of Doubt*. It came out on the label Combined Forces and featured just two tracks: "Worlds Of Doubt" and "United 4 Ever." Back then, it was all about capturing that late '90s trance vibe. Pretty cool how minimalist albums could still make such a big impact, right?

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ghulammuhammadshah321

2025-03-04

Damn, I didn't realize the Ivory King released vinyl from the old chaos. What a madlad

mike179206113

2025-03-03

Awsome classic upifting. Vncent de Moor SHOULD make a comeback. what a miss!

l0veash93

2025-03-02

nooranikhan

2025-03-01

Do you have the lyrics of the voiced version by any chance?

desiarf

2025-02-28

Wonderful track

meghajj

2025-02-27

How come this was never released outside of vinyl? I've been searching for so many days but all I can find is the faster album mix with those disturbing "vocals"...I can't stand that version...Vincent, if by any chance you get to read this and you still have the master, please please, have it released digitally....I'll pay ANYTHING to have this gem in my collection!