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Future Classic founder Nathan McLay says of the signing: We are psyched to be working with KSD. They are an illusive act whose infrequent originals and even rarer remixes became early morning staples at our club nights in Sydney over the years. We never expected it but when we were recently sent demos of some new original music to consider it was an easy and natural thing for us. KSD make forward thinking four to the floor club music with strong emotional gravitas that’s at once bleak and euphoric. They are also not afraid to experiment - be it old school rave or reinterpreting breakbeats - which is also appealing to us in a genre that can sometimes feel stale. We are chuffed to sign future classic’s first Danish artists! Silas Moldenhawer and Jonas Kenton, both children of the early 80´s, grew up alongside each other in the tiny big city of Copenhagen. In their teenage years they discovered electronic music and this led them to start spinning records and producing tracks together. Years later they met two other talented musicians and formed Danish indie-electro outfit, When Saints Go Machine, but still kept building Kenton Slash Demon as a separate project. Whilst working on their When Saints Go Machine debut, Kenton Slash Demon released their critically acclaimed ‘Khattabi’ EP on Tartelet Records. A steady succession of high quality EPs followed on the Danish label: ‘Sun’ EP (2010), ‘Matter’ EP (2010)’Daemon’ EP (2011) and then the ‘Ore’ single (2012), garnering the duo widespread recognition and praise from critics and peers alike. Fans over the years include DJ Koze, Dixon, Claude Von Stroke, Brodinski[txt from ]