Dissolving is pleased to present our latest missive from the sonic margins, Jesus on Mars. Filtering the visionary musings of 20th Century Science-Fiction, arcane pulp visions of shallow canals running over parched desert to hazy red horizons, stars visible in the day through thin atmospheres… Space percolating, ebbing and flowing… Strange vistas of unfamiliar landscapes, alien edifices, temporal concatenations and slippages. Through the hazy lens of analogical tape meditations, informed by the side-long fuzz outs of the 70s French rock underground, maverick figures of the UK progressive fringe, German pioneers of planetary sonics, jerry-rigged nests of wires and plugs wrapped in multicoloured sleeves, potent transcendental devices awaiting the engagement of an active imagination, spreading out below a bird’s-eye viewer, clouds of dust, petrified ripples, gleams of water, crumbling cities, strange figures… the Martian deserts of the Mind.