Following "Home" (2021) and "Elements" (2024), after racking up more than 100 million streams and touring the world with some of the biggest acts in the world including Korn, Corey Taylor and Dayseeker "dissolution" is the record Siamese did not plan to make but couldn't avoid. It stands as the band's most personal release to date. Written during a period marked by one of their main songwriters leaving the band, the album forced afundamental reassessment of both the process and the intentions. Siamese became more of a band, and less of a songwriting camp with "dissolution". The result is a sound that is heavier than anything Siamese have released before. More instinctive, more aggressive and a more introvert. At the center of "dissolution" lies a deeply complicated father - son relationship. The album represents the most comprehensive body of work Siamese have created. Along the way, the band collaborated with a close circle of trusted contributors, including Zachary Baker, Mads Zelasny, Zach Jones, KJ Strock, and Paul Spirou - each adding perspective without diluting the album's core identity.