Highly regarded for his breakout track 'Alice' - which featured the haunting vocals of Russia's favourite DJ/chanteuse Julia Govor and was championed by many a primetime DJs, not least Seth Troxler - Eugen Dubrovin a.k.a. Qbeck touches down on Audiomatique with a quartet of mightily impressive deep house bombs. 'Mova', the title track sets out his stall, as unusual percussive elements are layered to build a dubby groove around which heavy metallic tones, a circling synth repetition and a bright, pinging descending melody slowly gather. It's hypnotic stuff, for the body as much as the mind. 'Hoob' casts an atmosphere of tense suspense to which layers of synth and music box motifs are added. A mid-section that envelops you in a heady Eastern swirl beautifully contrasts its intricate, clockwork magic. Meanwhile, the spooky vibe and driving menace of 'Amethyst' culminate in a dancing hands-in-the-air rave hook. It's a package that showcases a real panoply of styles: testimony to a restlessly inventive imagination.