Klovner i Kamp are a Norwegian hip-hop group from Oslo formed in 1994. The ensemble was founded as a duo by Aslak Hartberg (Alis) and Sveinung Eide (Dr. S), later adding Esben Selvig (Dansken), Thomas Gullestad (Finger'n), and Simen Rex (Micro). They achieved professional recognition with the extended play Bare meg (1999) and received the Spellemannprisen for hip hop in 2001. Their recording career includes the studio albums Schwin (2000), which reached number 22 on the national charts, and Bjølsen hospital (2001), which reached number nine. Their discography includes the studio recordings Kunsten å fortelle (2003) and Ørnen tek ikkje unga (2005), both of which reached number seven. The ensemble disbanded in 2006 following a final concert at Rockefeller, though they resumed activity for a reunion performance at the Roskilde Festival in 2009.
