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Happy 4th Anniversary Stranger Things!

This week marks the 4th annivesary of the premiere of Stranger Things Season 1 on Netflix!  Since then, the wildly popular series has become a worldwide phenomenon, catapulting its castmembers into international standom!  Since then, fans have waited with bated breath for the return of Eleven, Mike, Will, Dustin, Lucas, Steve and the rest of the crew in Hawkins, Indiana,

And, the series wouldn’t be the same without the synth score by  Kyle Dixon and Michael Stein!  Continue reading Happy 4th Anniversary Stranger Things! →

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Premiere: Stranger Things 3 Soundtrack – Listen To ‘Aftermath’ and ‘William’ By Kyle Dixon & Michael Stein | Billboard

Though they are best known for their nostalgic, synth-heavy work on Stranger Things — crafting themes that sound like rediscovering a dusty arcade machine — Dixon and Stein are ready to evolve as the show enters its third season. – Ellise Shafer, Billboard

As we close in on the Stranger Things 3 score album release featuring the highly-anticipated series score by EMMY®-winning and GRAMMY®-nominated Composers Kyle Dixon and Michael Stein (“Butterfly”, Spheres), we are treated to two additional track premieres: “Aftermath” and “William” available exclusively now at Billboard!  The score album drops Friday, June 28 via Lakeshore Records and Invada Records, ahead of the Season 3 series premiere on Netflix!  See our previous announcement to view the full track list here, or pre-order the album below.

Pre-order Stranger Things 3 Score: [iTunes]

Catch up on Stranger Things Season 1-2 now!  Season 3 premieres July 4th on Netflix.

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Stranger Things: The New Season 3 Poster Revealed, Series Returns July 4th!

Less than a month away from the Season 3 premiere, Stranger Things fever is already at an all-time high! Check out the Season 3 poster featuring art by Kyle Lambert, the artist who also created the poster for Season 1 and Season 2. Are you experiencing Stranger Things fever where you are in the world?

Catch up on Stranger Things Season 1 and 2 ahead of the July 4 debut now. All episodes of STRANGER THINGS now streaming on Netflix! Also, if you didn’t get to fully experience Kyle Dixon and Michael Stein’s GRAMMY®-nominated score released on Lakeshore Records and Invada Records, see below for listening links and videos for both seasons!

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Stranger Things Composers Kyle Dixon and Michael Stein Talk Scoring With Vanity Fair

In one of their most revealing interviews to date, GRAMMY®-nominated and EMMY®-winning composers Kyle Dixon and Michael Stein talk to Vanity Fair about their Season 1 and Season 2 score, giving soundtrack fans the lowdown on how they produced their EMMY®-award winning Stranger Things “Main Title” theme and more!  Watch below.

Order the Season 1 vinyl re-press in “Upside Down Inter-Dimensional Blue”: [Order Here]

All episodes of STRANGER THINGS SEASON 1 & SEASON 2 now streaming on Netflix!

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Stranger Things Upside Down Inter-Dimensional Blue Vinyl Repress Now At Turntable Lab!

Happy Stranger Sunday!  Our friends over at Turntable Lab is now stocking the glorious Stranger Things Season 1 two-volume 2xLP vinyl in “Upside Down Inter-Dimensional Blue”, the colored vinyl variant popularized when it was first introduced as an exclusive pressing for the Season 2 vinyl!  The GRAMMY®-nominated score by Kyle Dixon and Michael Stein in this special re-pressing are now available online and at their NYC store!

What this means to record collectors: this is the first time that all three volumes (Season 1 Vol 1, Season 1 Vol 2, Season 2) are available in this mesmerizing vinyl variant!  For those of you who haven’t completed your Season 1 collection, this is your chance!  See purchase links below.
 

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