A widescreen debut from Trikk, built like a club record that wandered off into the jungle and came back with new skin. Released on Innervisions, Fauna & Flora stretches across ten genre-fusing tracks, moving between psychedelic atmosphere, industrial-edged pop, baile funk pressure, and darker techno architecture. It’s not a straight-line dance record. It mutates. Percussion flickers in unexpected patterns, voices drift through like signals from another room, and the low end stays disciplined even when the palette gets strange. There’s a cinematic scale here, but it never loses its physical purpose. Tracks like “Mapa” and “Don” open the terrain with humid rhythm and shadowy movement, while the album as a whole feels more like an ecosystem than a collection of club tools. Each piece has its own pulse, but they all breathe the same air. Textural, percussive, and slightly feral. For DJs who like tension with shape. For listeners who like their records alive. For fans of: Innervisions, leftfield house, psychedelic club music, slow-burn techno, humid percussion, body music with strange plants growing through it. Best played: when the floor is ready to stop expecting obvious answers. Release details checked against Bandcamp, Innervisions, and Muting The Noise: Fauna & Flora was released February 17, 2023 on Innervisions, catalog number IVLP12.