Ramleh is a British experimental music group formed in Croydon, England, in 1982 by musician Gary Mundy. The band emerged from the English power electronics and industrial music scene, releasing their first cassette 21/5/62/82 (1982). Ramleh's early releases included cassettes like Onslaught (1982), Live to Theresienstadt (1982) and EPs such as The Hand of Glory (1983). The group disbanded in 1984 but released material through Mundy's label, Broken Flag. In 1989, Ramleh reformed with Philip Best and began incorporating rock influences into their music, starting with the album Blowhole (1991). Notable albums from this period include Homeless (1994), Be Careful What You Wish For (1995) and Boeing (1997). The band disbanded again in 1997 but reunited in 2009 with Anthony di Franco and Martyn Watts, releasing the album Valediction (2009). The band's discography includes later releases such as Hyper Vigilance (2025).
