Laughing Clowns

Australian jazz-influenced post punk band, Laughing Clowns, formed in Sydney in 1979 by Ed Kuepper. With Kuepper as the former guitarist of a previous band, they brought their unique sound to the music scene. Their fusion of genres created a distinct and influential style that set them apart from other artists of their time.

Laughing Clowns' music is characterized by its intricate instrumentation and improvisational elements. The band's jazz influences shine through in their complex arrangements and use of unconventional time signatures. This innovative approach to post punk made them pioneers in the Australian music scene.

Throughout their career, Laughing Clowns released several critically acclaimed albums and gained a dedicated following. Their live performances were known for their energy and musicianship, captivating audiences with their dynamic stage presence. Despite disbanding in 1984, Laughing Clowns' legacy continues to inspire musicians today.