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Cut Me Deep: A Story Of Indie Pop 1985-1989 NoLongerAvailable they did have a numberDuring the latter half of the 80s a new breed of guitar orientated bands began to emerge in the UK armed with an overt pop song craft sensibility, and enamoured with a conficting post punk spirit and adoration of the 60s, many of these unlikely acts all anoraks, Dr Martens and charity shop chic would go on to become Top 40 regulars and set the tone for music beyond these shores, culminating in The Stone Roses, an album that defned a generation. Cut Me