
It’s going to be a long time until Stranger Things returns. As season four is currently being binged and talked about endlessly, we’re looking back on some of the best needle drops featured in the hit Netflix series.
It’s going to be a long time until Stranger Things returns. As season four is currently being binged and talked about endlessly, we’re looking back on some of the best needle drops featured in the hit Netflix series.
The perfect opener to establish Eleven is no longer in Hawkins as Mike reads letters from a place he’d like to be.
Eddie Munson gets a proper intro through this Cramps cover of the Little Willie John standard.
The Hellfire Club recruitment song before the Satanic Panic sets in.
Dueling game moments between Lucas and his team while the gang plays Dungeons & Dragons.
Eddie and Chrissy could have had it all with this soundtrack to their sweet and memorable moment together.
They had to blast this solid roller-skating rink track when El, Mike, and Will hang out.
Eleven meets a milkshake in the middle of the roller rink.
The moment that Hawkins jock Jason gets his team riled up to go after Eddie.
An Argyle anthem.
Murray and Joyce take a totally not sketchy flight to find Hopper.
The perfect song for a “getting the band back together” moment with the Hawkins heroes.
Vecna’s classy standard that’s a major throughline in season four.
The Hawkins home team head to the War Zone.
Well, now we’re shipping Steve and Nancy again.
While it’s almost this season’s anthem, we know what song beats it out. Still, it gets us pumped for season five.
Eddie Munson lives up to his full bard powers in what’s now one of Stranger Things’ most iconic moments. Also the real-life musician who came in to make this moment properly metal AF was none other than Tye Trujillo, son of Metallica bassist Rob Trujillo.
We’ll be running up that hill until season five when this song wakes up Max. Cause it’s gotta!
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