Seismograf is Denmark’s only journal dedicated to new music, sound art, and the practices that challenge and expand the way we listen. As an editorially independent, bilingual online journal, we publish all our articles in both Danish and English and offer criticism, interviews, essays, podcasts, and audio papers – freely accessible to everyone.

Rooted in Dansk Musik Tidsskrift (1925–2008), we carry a century-long tradition of covering and debating art music and sonic experimentation. Since the merger with DMT and Autograf in 2011, Seismograf has developed into one of the key platforms for the contemporary sound scene in the Nordic region – a space for rigorous expertise, critical dialogue, and in-depth perspectives, analysis, and reflection.

Seismograf Peer is our peer-reviewed platform for research in contemporary music, sound art, and sound studies. Here we publish research articles and audio papers across disciplines – from musicology, sound studies, and cultural studies to artistic and practice-based research.

Since 2021, Seismograf has collaborated with the Berlin-based magazine Positionen and the Polish journal Glissando on the exchange of articles. Together, we reach a broad international audience in multiple languages: Danish, English, German, and Polish.

With an eye on global trends, Danish voices, and the growing field of sound research, we work toward a single ambition: to serve as a vibrant international hub for conversations about art, music, and the future of sound.

No reflection without art – no art without reflection.

Andreo Michaelo Mielczarek (Editor-in-Chief, Seismograf)
Founder and partner of the newly established cultural organisation Kultur(a). Music critic and cultural journalist at Kristeligt Dagblad and Århus Stiftstidende/Avisen Danmark, and over the years a contributor to, among others, Kunsten.nu, Neural (Italy), Raw Vision (UK), Nutida Musik (Sweden), Kunstkritikk (DK/Sweden), Iscene.dk, B.T., and Jazz Special.

Sanne Krogh Groth (Editor-in-Chief, Seismograf Peer)
PhD in Musicology from the University of Copenhagen (2010), with a dissertation on the Swedish electronic music studio EMS (Kehrer 2014). Former Assistant Professor at Roskilde University and project researcher at the Royal Danish Library; since 2017 Associate Professor of Musicology at Lund University.

Jens Voigt-Lund (webdesigner and developer)
Co-founder and former co-editor of Seismograf.

Behind Seismograf stands the Seismograf/DMT Association, governed by a board consisting of:

• Jens Voigt-Lund (composer), Chair of the Board
• Sóley Sigurjónsdóttir  (composer, performer)
• Mathias Monrad Møller (singer, composer)

We are always happy to be informed about new releases, etc. Physical mail and releases intended for coverage/review can be sent to:

Editor-in-Chief
Andreo Michaelo Mielczarek
Marselis Boulevard 38, 3, 301
8000 Aarhus C
Denmark

Alternatively, please feel free to send the release in a digital version by email.
You can find contact details for Seismograf’s editorial team under the »Editorial« tab.

General enquiries can be sent to this email adress.