Profetik Talks “Tetra,” Seraph Records, And Bass Design

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Profetik Talks “Tetra,” Seraph Records, And Bass Design

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Profetik’s (@profetiksound) “Tetra” arrives on Seraph Records as a melodic techno release built around scale, weight, and a very specific piece of source imagery. The title points back to the four-faced living creatures in Ezekiel’s vision, and Brian Van Anderson turns that idea…