vocals Michal Kirmuc – electric guitar and percussion Ali Ferguson – electric guitar and backing vocals Karin Tenggren – violin and backing vocals Other projects Enjoy In 1990, Red Box scored a club hit with "Enjoy" which was essentially a remix, by Paul Oakenfold, of an old B-side, under the Solid Gold Easy Amex name. This record charted at Number 75 on Independent Radio's Network Chart (also used by Number One Magazine) but missed the Gallup UK Singles Chart as used by the Guinness Book of British Hit Singles. Julian Close Julian Close left the band in 1987 and worked behind the scenes at EMI for several years, eventually becoming Head of A & R. He went on to run the Silent Records label, and more recently Tube Recordings. He received an acknowledgement in the Motive sleeve notes as "Sniffy". Nowadays, Julian runs Tube Management, an entertainment company incorporating a record label, music publishing and management. Simon Toulson-Clarke Simon Toulson-Clarke has since balanced various roles as a sound engineer, producer and songwriter for other artists and has worked as a music consultant for East West Records' A & R department. In 1992, he collaborated with Miguel Bosé and Ross Cullum on six songs for Bosé's successful first East West album Under the Sign of Cain (Bano El Signo de Cain). He also contributed to two songs on the 2007 Miguel Bosé album Papito, sharing co-writing honours with Michael Stipe on the track "Lo Que Hay Es lo Que Vas". SPA In 1997, he collaborated with Phill Brown (who had produced the Cherry Red version of "Chenko") and Alastair Gavin, using the acronym SPA, on a concept album in tribute to American Comedian Bill Hicks. Plenty In 2000, the song "Might As Well Go Home" by Plenty was featured on the soundtrack to the film Saving Grace starring Brenda Blethyn and Craig Ferguson. Discography Studio albums Singles * Network chart References External links Official Red Box band site Fan Site (Archived) – Heart of the Sun 1990 Grabbing Hands Music Ltd/EMI Music Publishing Ltd. Landmark Productions: Depeche Mode – Violator English art rock groups British world music groups English new wave musical groups English pop music groups Musical groups established in 1983 Musical groups disestablished in 1990 Musical groups reestablished in 2010 Musical groups from London Warner Records artists Cherry Red Records artists Sire Records artists East West Records artists