The Shakers were an influential British indie-pop band in the late 1980s. Primarily known for their jangly guitar sounds, harmony-rich vocals, and catchy melodies, they were part of the C86 movement that significantly shaped the indie music landscape in the UK. Key members included vocalist Mick Shepherd and bassist Dave Giles, whose distinct musical styles helped set the band apart. Their influential works include the single "Turn Me Down," which reached notable popularity on independent radio stations.