The Trees and The Wild

The Trees and The Wild are an Indonesian band known for their atmospheric blend of post-rock, folk, and ambient influences. Originating from Bekasi, West Java, the group first gained attention with their early acoustic-driven sound and lyrics in Bahasa Indonesia, which helped carve a unique niche in the Southeast Asian indie music scene. Over time, their music evolved into more expansive and cinematic compositions, earning them acclaim for emotionally resonant live performances and intricate arrangements.

Their debut album, Rasuk, introduced their ethereal folk-inspired style, while their follow-up, Zaman, Zaman, marked a shift toward more textured, experimental soundscapes. Characterized by sweeping dynamics and meditative pacing, their music explores themes of memory, nature, and cultural identity. The Trees and The Wild have become a standout act in Indonesia’s alternative music landscape, known for their artistry and commitment to an evolving sonic vision.