Just one year after their formation, Leech released Instarmental in 1996, an album recorded on two tracks. This debut, along with the 1998 follow‑up Soundtrack to an Individual Emotion Picture Mindmovie, led to numerous concerts across Switzerland and neighboring countries. Two years later, the band issued their third studio album, Zerotonine Days, which—exceptionally—featured a single track with vocals. Over the next two years, Leech entered an intensive experimental phase, collaborating with guest musicians from a wide range of musical backgrounds. These projects were performed live but never documented in studio recordings. During this period, the three founding members gradually moved in different artistic directions and decided to place the project on hold. In the summer of 2006, Leech resumed activities. Picking up where they had left off before the five‑year break, the band returned fully to experimental instrumental music. Around this time, Tobias Schläfli (synthesizer) joined as a permanent member.
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