This thumping, two-track release is firmly grounded in ‘90s techno. It doesn’t take a stretch of the imagination to recall this overplayed brand of pumping house. Repetitive beyond belief, the title track consists of soulless vocal samples and a few lacklustre, stop-start flourishes over flat beats. The shadier, horn-driven follow-up Submarine is the stronger of these two club jams. However, it still falls prey to similar levels of mindless monotony. Move Over is in no way an example of thoughtful, rhythmic or sonically interesting electronica. If anything, it’s forgettable – suitable for out-of-your-mind late nights and little else.
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