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Stranger Things Volume 1 (Metallic Bronze Vinyl)
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Invada Records present Stranger Things 5: Original Score from the Netflix Series, featuring music by two-time Grammy-nominated and Emmy-winning composers Kyle Dixon and Michael Stein. Stranger Things 5 will be released as two volumes which include the original score to Season 5 as well as the music from the finale. Volume One comprises 47-tracks pressed onto 2LP ‘Metallic Bronze’ effect vinyl. Music has been an integral component of the series from the first season when it set a perfectly vintage and sinister tone. Each season Dixon and Stein’s music has evolved with the show reflecting a deep connection with the lives of the characters and the ever more intense storylines. In the annals of film and television, certain musical themes manage to transcend the moving image, memorable scores have the uncanny ability to sum up an epoch, an entire aesthetic. Prolific Texan musicians Kyle Dixon & Michael Stein are responsible for a body of work that’s synonymous with the fictional town of Hawkins, Indiana, the supernatural everytown at the center of the Netflix hit Stranger Things. But as the small town becomes the unlikely site for a supernatural battle within the hit series, Dixon and Stein’s soundscapes, too, have expanded in lockstep. In the meantime, Stein and Dixon compose music for feature films, documentary series, large-scale installations and play in the band S U R V I V E. Working in the lineage of predecessors like John Carpenter and peers like Oneohtrix Point Never, Kyle Dixon & Michael Stein use a lifelong obsession with synthesizers and electronic music as a vehicle for larger-than-life visions.
