A bio touting ex-Chariot member is enough to get the attention of many in the music world. Hailing from Kansas City, Missouri, Queen’s Club is a self-described dance group, seemingly hoping to get the attention of the scene followings of Breathe Carolina, the Medic Droid, and Cash Cash.

Unfortunately, success is not likely to be found. The EP begins with a rather blandish opener, and the tracks which follow don’t work to do much better. The composition feels a bit more complex than the standard scene club track; however, the uninspiring vocals and lack of memorable hooks makes each listen feel a drag.

As such, there is little hope for Queen’s Club. The vocals, despite explicitly not being auto-tuned, desperately need it to create something interesting. The EP reminds of a toned down Jonezetta debut album. Since this is their debut, there’s a rather negative first impression, and time is needed to see if something worthwhile will come forth.

Rating: 0.5 out of 5
Street Date: n/a
Label: Tooth and Nail Records

Track Listing:
1.) Nightmarer
2.) Dust
3.) Family Ties
4.) Greinke
5.) Uh Huh
6.) Nightmarer – Justus Remix

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