Ramleh is an experimental music project formed in the United Kingdom in the late 1970s, associated with the early industrial and power electronics scenes. Centered on founder and vocalist/guitarist Gary Mundy, the group is known for abrasive noise, confrontational textures and occasional incorporation of more traditional rock and post-punk elements in later phases. Ramleh's output spans albums, live recordings and collaborations that explore extremes of sonic intensity, often using feedback, distortion, repetitive rhythms and aggressive vocal delivery to challenge conventional song forms. The project has experienced periods of activity and hiatus and has influenced subsequent noise and experimental artists.