Most musicians create songs that, at best, sound good playing in your earbuds. The song plays, you hear it, and move on. Even if the track sticks with you, it's usually just an audio experience.

Black Moth Super Rainbow, on the other hand, produces music that breaks the boundaries of what music can achieve. Their brand of pop thumps with colorful layers, soft and jagged edges, lush vibrations that quickly become sensations you can feel and see. Listening to a BMSR cut makes you feel like you've been sucked into some brilliant, bizarre, swirling and pulsating movie, where everything you hear tickles your every sense. Think a tripped-out version of Sesame Street, but with a slightly more modern flair.

Name: Scott Saed

Nickname: Trikky

Age: 25
Hometown: Lawrenceville, Georgia
Astrological Sign: Gemini
Favorite Color: Rainbow
Life Motto: “You Only Live Once”

As a young adult, did you consider yourself an artist? When did you first find yourself drawn to the creative aspect of the art world?
I saw myself as creative, however, I never saw myself taking it seriously. It wasn’t until I moved to Colorado to attend a community college that I got exposed to 3D art in the form of ceramics. I wasn’t very good at it, but my teacher encouraged my creative process.

Oppenheimer said, in reference to the Trinity test of the atomic bomb, “If the radiance of a thousand suns were to burst at once into the sky, that would be like the splendor of the mighty one - Now I am become death, the destroyer of worlds.” However, what if the destruction of the very machinery of cognition could bring about an awareness of life, death, and everything in between?