Red Box is a British pop group that emerged in the 1980s, known for their fusion of pop melodies with world music influences. The group, featuring notable members Simon Toulson-Clarke and Julian Close, gained recognition for their politically charged lyrics and ethereal, multi-layered soundscapes. One of their most influential works, the 1986 album "The Circle & the Square," showcased a unique blend of synth-pop and tribal rhythms. Despite their limited discography, Red Box's innovative approach left a notable mark on the British pop music scene.