Jesus in Dystopia" is a 5-CD box set album by the Dutch band One Velvet Winter. The album explores themes of big data, manipulation, fear, and control within a dystopian setting. It features a diverse range of musical styles, including progressive metal, classical guitar pieces, rock, doom, and black metal, with vocals from various artists. The album is described as an "absurdist and philosophical journey". 

The album is structured as a conceptual piece, with each CD representing a part of the narrative. It includes tracks like "God of Numbers," "Hexakosioihexekontahexaphobia," and "Church of Menticide," with titles like "When Jesus left home" and "When Jesus was scraping leftovers of hope". The music is characterized by intense and diverse soundscapes, ranging from meditative interludes to heavy, experimental passages, and even a reinterpretation of Blue Öyster Cult's "Don't Fear the Reaper". 

One Velvet Winter's "Jesus in Dystopia" is considered a monumental and demanding listen that requires full attention, described as an operatic adventure rather than background noise. The album has received praise for its flawless production and the way it allows each instrument to shine, creating a warm and balanced sound.