Tryptamine is a classification of alkaloids found in plants, fungi, animals, and even humans playing a role in neurotransmissions. Musically this translates to sound frequencies penetrating directly to one’s consciousness. Hence the goal of the experimental electro-acoustic production/instrumentalist duo of Tristin Morin (aka Futurebum) and Charles F. Moreland III. ERGOLINE TRANSIT Ergoline Transit, Tryptamine's debut release is a journey through the mind and psychoactive properties of sound. Pieced together from a vast array of recording sessions and guest musicians, this release is an experience in the dynamic nature of the infinite universe. With this offering being almost impossible to classify into a single genre, the experimental production/instrumentalist duo of Tristin Morin (aka Futurebum) and Charles F. Moreland III coils through beats, drones, & life. Guitars, synthesizers, horns, & vinyl scratches overlie avant-garde ventures into edm branches such as jungle, trip-hop, and house music in this genuinely unique collection of music. METAPHYSICAL Metaphysical, Tryptamine's second release plays with notions of time, space, possibility, cause, and effect. Fusing sounds to relate the empirical with the conceptual, this album is a rare phenomena of sound and substance. With hints of pop sensibility, the production/instrumentalist duo of Tristin Morin (aka Futurebum) and Charles F. Moreland III concoct a compound integrally uncommon but effortlessly accessible to the listener. LIVE SHOW Tryptamine live is a multi-media examination of musicianship, electronic audio, light, and endearingly blemished video mixes with a high level of improvisational elements. Instrumentalists and machines form alliances of cohabitation on stage as this duo performs their unpredictable sound. Somewhere between where the wires end and the soul takes over Tristin Morin (aka Futurebum) and Charles F. Moreland III make live music with disregard for passing trends but reference to originating forces. Tryptamine is a classification of alkaloids found in plants, fungi, animals, and even humans playing a role in neurotransmissions.