Psychological Pyrotechnics



Peter Hayes is a musician & producer based in Melbourne, Australia. Tetrameth is an extremly original blend of morning/progressive trance. This man's music has an added layer of technical musicality, which truly makes the end result a beast of its own. A performer and life time musician, Tetrameth graduated with a diploma in contemory Jazz at the Conservatorium of Music on the North Coast of NSW. Playing in bands for several years, Peter Hayes (as he is sometimes known) is now producing psy trance at a world-class level, truly pushing and surpassing boundaries previously set within the genre. Tetrameth's releases include The Quickening can be found on the Intelligent Manipulation compilation through Zenon records (Feb 2005). Escape Sequence, written & produced by Tetrameth & Shadow Fx (aka James Hayes - Pete's brother) released on Contact Lens (March 2005), a compilation put together by a New Zealand label, Cosmic Conspiricy Records. In early April this year Peter released Tetrameth's debut album Psycological Pyrotechnics on Zenon Records and since then has been busy playing all over the country treating audiences with his fresh blend psychedelic, melodic morning magic. A definite sunrise pleaser. Peter has been producing his own brand of slick psychedelic trance since around August 2003. Learning to play several instruments growing up, making the shift from playing in bands to writing and producing in a studio was an inevitable and easy transition. Tetrameth's sound has been described as an extremly original concoction. Cleverly constructed progressive psy-trance with an unmistakably organic undertone. Ha adds a technical edge, truly making the end result a beast of its own. Playing in bands for several years, Peter is producing psy trance at a world-class level, truly pushing and surpassing boundaries previously set within the genre. A genre or style he likes to call Technical Progressive. Read more on Last.fm. User-contributed text is available under the Creative Commons By-SA License; additional terms may apply.