Ramleh is a groundbreaking British experimental music project, with a history that threads through the evolution of post-punk, noise, and industrial landscapes. Founded in 1982 by Gary Mundy, Ramleh began as a power electronics outfit rooted in the noise aesthetic, a notable part of the "Broken Flag" scene, a label and community Mundy co-established. Over time, Ramleh's sonic explorations evolved, incorporating elements of rock, psychedelia, and more nuanced electronic textures.

Throughout its existence, the band has undergone various permutations, with Mundy remaining the consistent core member, joined by an evolving lineup that has included figures like Anthony Di Franco and Stuart Dennison among others. Their discography is a testament to a willingness to adapt and redefine boundaries. "Hole in the Heart," originally released in 1987 and reissued in 2021, serves as a touchstone release, capturing the raw intensity of their early sound. The later works, such as "Circular Time" (2015) and "The Great Unlearning" (2019), demonstrate the band's matured artistry, merging droning soundscapes with post-industrial heaviness. "It’s Never Alright / Kerb Krawler" is a more recent offering that showcases their relentless pursuit of innovation in noise and experimental music. Through these works, Ramleh not only confirms its influential status but also affirms its place as an enduring entity in the realm of avant-garde music.

Genres

British Experimental

British Industrial

Noise

Power Electronics

Uk Noise Rock

Latest Release

It’s Never Alright / Kerb Krawler

Ramleh

Single - Released November 22, 2019