Backstory:

Insignificant Court began as a quirky concept between two friends, Robert “Bobby” Kramer and Thomas “Tommy” McLaurin, who grew up in the heart of Boston. Both were college students studying law and started playing together in their dorm rooms, imitating their favorite musicians and jamming out to their own unique tunes. As their passion for music intensified, they decided to form a band, and thus Insignificant Court was born. The name originated as an inside joke about their shared experience in law school, representing the not-so-important first court experiences they had in their studies. Over time, they attracted three more members, Donna, a jazz-loving drummer, Ben, an experimental keyboardist, and Joey, a punk-rock bassist. Together, they brought an eclectic sound that was unique and captivating. Insignificant Court, from a simple college band, became an indie sensation, making a name for themselves in the Boston music scene.

Genre:

Insignificant Court’s music can be described as Indie Rock mixed with Jazz and Experimental undertones.

Title:

One of their most popular songs is called “Laws of Rhythm.”

Song Lyrics:

(Verse)
G D
We’re just spinning round and round,
C G
In this old court of sound,
G D
Forging laws of rhythm,
C G
In our insignificant kingdom.

(Verse)
G D
We’re just a microcosm,
C G
In the universe’s bosom,
G D
Creating notes, on repeat,
C G
To the universe’s heartbeat.

(Chorus)
G D
In the laws of rhythm, we abide,
C G
Dancing on the music’s tide,
G D
In our insignificant court, we reside,
C G
With the universe, we coincide.

Favorite Fan Testimonial:

The band’s favorite fan is a girl named Emily Davis. Emily first came across Insignificant Court at a local Boston pub, and she was immediately entranced by their unique sound. She has been a loyal fan since their early days, often attending all their gigs and even traveling to different cities to see them perform. In her words, “I love Insignificant Court because their music is like no other. They mix indie rock with jazz and experimental, creating a unique blend that resonates with me. They’re not just musicians, they’re storytellers. The song “Laws of Rhythm” is my personal favorite – it’s like a poetic journey set to the tune of beautiful melodies. It’s my anthem. They’ve taught me that even in the seemingly insignificant moments of life, there’s music, rhythm, and beauty. That’s why they’ll always be my favorite band.”