Disperse is a Polish progressive rock band, celebrated for their skillful fusion of melody and complexity in their music. The band emerged from the city of Przeworsk, initially founded in 2007 by guitarist Jakub Żytecki, vocalist Rafał Biernacki, bassist Bartosz Wilk, and drummer Przemek Nycz. Disperse has since established itself within the progressive metal community as a beacon of musical innovation, often noted for Żytecki's proficient guitar work, the ethereal quality of their soundscapes, and the intricate yet emotional depths of their compositions.

The band’s work came to greater prominence with the release of their full-length album "Living Mirrors" in 2013, which won them international acclaim and showcased their ability to weave technical proficiency with accessible, ambient melodies. Following up in 2017, Disperse released "Foreword," an album that continued to develop their signature sound, blending virtuoso level instrumentalism with catchy hooks and atmospheric layers. Songs like "Surrender," "Stay," and "Tether," highlight Disperse's versatility, offering listeners a blend of introspective lyricism and exhilarating instrumentals that push the boundaries of the genre. The band's efforts have not only solidified their standing among progressive rock aficionados but have also expanded their reach to a wider audience that appreciates the convergence of technical mastery and poignant musical storytelling.