Editing Leng Tch'e (section)

==Biography==
Leng Tch'e drummer Sven is [[Aborted]] frontman Gurgloroth 'Svencho' Sven De Caluwé. The band began life under the billing of Anal Torture, forged by Sven and Dark Ages guitarist Glen along with vocalist Isaac and bass player Kevin in early 2002. Leng Tch'e signed to the Italian Spew label for the opening 2002 album ''[[Death by a Thousand Cuts (album)|Death by a Thousand Cuts]]''. After that album, the band released a split 7-inch single with Black Ops.{{citation needed|date=October 2021}}

The band would employ Israeli guitarist Nir 'The Goat' Doliner of Lehavoth, even undertaking gigs in Israel opening for [[Amon Amarth]]. Unable to secure a bassist Nicolas would switch from guitar to cover this role. Eventually the distance factor for Doliner prevented a full-time role. In early 2004 therefore the band inducted Geert as second guitarist. The band enrolled former Pyaemia bassist Frank Rizzo as guitarist in late 2003. Meantime, Isaac founded a noise side project billed as Permanent Death whilst vocalist Sven De Caluwé would front [[In-Quest]] for an album.{{citation needed|date=October 2021}}

The band's second album, ''[[ManMadePredator]]'', was released in May 2003. Leng Tch'e proposed split releases in 2004 with Fuck...I'm Dead for No Escape Records and a split 7-inch single with Gronibard on Bones Brigade Records. Guitarist Rizzo decamped in August, being replaced in November by Jan of Spleen. In early 2005 the band inducted Boris of Suppository as new frontman, debuting this revised line-up at 30 April 'Face Your Underground' festival in Antwerp.{{citation needed|date=October 2021}}

Leng Tch'e contracted to Relapse Records in March, scheduling a summer release date for new album ''[[The Process of Elimination]]''. The band played May US East Coast dates along with [[Impaled (band)|Impaled]], Malignancy and [[Aborted]]. The band partnered with [[Fuck the Facts]] and [[Beneath the Massacre]] for a Canadian tour in 2006.{{citation needed|date=October 2021}}

On March 9, 2007, a new album, ''[[Marasmus (album)|Marasmus]]'', was released on [[Relapse Records]]. Some commentators noted that the album was closer to the [[deathcore]] sound.<ref>Cosmo Lee, Metal Injection, March 19, 2007. [http://metalinjection.net/reviews/cd-review-leng-tche-marasmus CD Review: Leng Tch'e - Marasmus - Metal Injection] Access date: October 5, 2008.</ref>

On May 16, 2008, The band announced that Boris had decided to quit the band.

{{Centered pull quote|After 4 of the coolest and craziest years of my life, I've decided to quit my activities in Leng Tch'e. A difficult decision, considering the fact that I really loved the shows/touring and hanging out with these guys. However, I came to a point in my life where other things start to matter. I don't have the energy and commitment anymore that I used to have, so the time has come to part ways with Leng Tch'e. For me it feels like ending a long term relationship and I think it will feel really strange knowing they will go on without me. Nevertheless, I know this is a well considered decision and wish them all the best in the future. Leng Tch'e has made me who I am today. Thanks for that! - Boris.}}

A successor was found in Serge Kasongo, formerly of [[Ackros]] with whom the band toured Canada in 2008 alongside [[Krisiun]]. Recording for the followup to ''Marasmus'' started in 2009 with a release planned for the spring of 2010 on new record label [[Season Of Mist]]. The album was named ''[[Hypomanic (album)|Hypomanic]]'' and mixed and mastered by [[Russ Russell]] ([[Napalm Death]], [[Brujeria (band)|Brujeria]], [[Evile]]).

The band toured with [[Origin (band)|Origin]] and [[Psycroptic]] in early 2012 in support of ''[[Hypomanic (album)|Hypomanic]]''.