Though they officially only started working together in 1999, the band's membership had long ties to the healthy local stoner rock movement (both Nordin and Holappa having put in time with Dozer and Liden with Demon Cleaner), so the pooling of their efforts led to a quite natural progression on both their debut four-song EP and 2001's Revolution Rock debut. After a lengthy hiatus that allowed all involved to attend to their other ongoing projects, Greenleaf signed with Small Stone Records and released their second album, Secret Alphabets, in 2003. Subsequent LPs Agents of Ahriman (2007), Nest of Vipers (2011), and Trails & Passes (2014) were also issued via Small Stone, with 2016's Rise Above the Meadow being their first outing with Napalm Records. ~ Eduardo Rivadavia