Kristoffer Møllegaard

Kristoffer Møllegaard holds an MA in Russian Language and Culture from the University of Copenhagen (2017), with a specialization in future speculation within Russian art and philosophy. He writes regularly about Russian culture and, in his spare time, is active as a visual artist and amateur saxophonist. He has been a contributor to Seismograf since 2020.

By Kristoffer Møllegaard

in brief
29.09.2025

Treen In Free Fall – And In Common Flow

On their second release »Kaikō«, Treen show how free improvisation can balance between independence and shared direction – carried by trust, gravity, and an organic flow.

By Kristoffer Møllegaard
in brief
11.08.2025

Voices From a Bygone Era

»Sofie Birch and Antonina Nowacka create a sensuous acoustic space where the dream of another time is allowed to emerge.«

By Kristoffer Møllegaard
in brief
12.04.2025

Bumblebees Come With Punk

Smag På Dig Selv convincingly illustrates the age-old punk dictum that you can be angry and still have fun at the same time.

By Kristoffer Møllegaard
in brief
04.04.2025

Explosive Jazz Builds Up and Burns Down

As a listener, there is nothing to do but surrender to Amalie Dahl and the group’s convincing display of strength.

By Kristoffer Møllegaard
in brief
14.03.2025

Caught Between Too Much and Too Little

On half of the tracks Hammerstrøm demonstrates that he is capable of creating truly beautiful music.

By Kristoffer Møllegaard
in brief
28.02.2025

A Clammy Kawaii Crescendo

There is something charmingly awkward about Shibuya’s pop-infused, overdramatic compositions and the android voice’s sticky kawaii factor.

By Kristoffer Møllegaard
in brief
07.02.2025

The Shadow of a Soundtrack

How much of the original purpose can – and should – be removed from the equation for a release in album format to make sense?

By Kristoffer Møllegaard
in brief
12.03.2024

Music for Lovers, but Not for Me

With »Music for Lovers«, the Swiss drummer and electronic musician Samuel Rohrer gets many things right. But the songwriting, unfortunately, falls short.

By Kristoffer Møllegaard
in brief
23.01.2022

Finnish Space Travel

»Hoshi« is an album packed with microscopic moments that together form a frayed, exploding, radiant, idiosyncratic whole—a stellar moment of just under 38 minutes

By Kristoffer Møllegaard