"Ramleh are an English experimental group formed in 1982 by Gary Mundy. Originally a part of the British industrial music scene (which included 'Whitehouse' and 'Sutcliffe Jugend'), Mundy released a tape entitled 'Onslaught' and was then joined by Philip Best, a 14-year-old who was already known for his involvement with power electronics. They recorded several more cassettes before releasing 'A Return to Slavery'. Although Ramleh initially disbanded in 1984, Mundy continued on with his record label 'Broken Flag'. In their early days, the band flirted with fascist imagery for shock value...nevertheless, Mundy and Best discontinued this practice and disavowed it, denying any affiliations with hate groups." 
Ramleh - "A Return To Slavery" LP 1983
"Ramleh are an English experimental group formed in 1982 by Gary Mundy. Originally a part of the British industrial music scene (which included 'Whitehouse' and 'Sutcliffe Jugend'), Mundy released a tape entitled 'Onslaught' and was then joined by Philip Best, a 14-year-old who was already known for his involvement with power electronics. They recorded several more cassettes before releasing 'A Return to Slavery'. Although Ramleh initially disbanded in 1984, Mundy continued on with his record label 'Broken Flag'. In their early days, the band flirted with fascist imagery for shock value...nevertheless, Mundy and Best discontinued this practice and disavowed it, denying any affiliations with hate groups." 