Stranger Things is getting a lot of love.
From its nostalgic opening credits, to the more than welcome return of Winona (Forever) Ryder, we are smitten.
The aesthetic of the show is pitch-perfect, right through to its amazing soundtrack, which is available on Spotify.
The score, written by two members of Austin-based band S U R V I V E, Michael Stein and Kyle Dixon has driven fans wild and they are releasing the first installment today.
It got us thinking about other TV shows and their soundtracks, so here's a quick run-down of some of out favourites.
Made In Chelsea
We don't mean to start so controversially, but bear with.
If you can hear past the almost trans-atlantic accents of the 'characters' on the hit TV show, you will actually get through to some pretty interesting music.
Considering there is a serious lack of platforms for new music in the UK on the telly, MIC is doing pretty well.
Listen for: trendy young bands with difficult to pronounce names.
One Tree Hill
We promise this list will get more credible in a minute.
It didn't just give us 'California' by Phantom Planet, it also served us some American Indie/Alternative Gold.
Listen for: angsty, dirty teenagers that will make you feel old.
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The Sopranos
Hailed as the greatest TV show of all time (before our next choice came along) The Sopranos also had a cracking soundtrack.
In one scene, a brutal hit and run has TLC's 'No scrubs' over it, genius.
Listen for: Vintage gems to get you dancing on your sofa.
Breaking Bad
Also hailed as the greatest TV show of all time Breaking Bad also has a cracking soundtrack.
Do you remember that scene where Walter White got new cars with his son and they played this crazy Dubstep song over it?
We do.
Listen for: kooky, eclectic, slightly bonkers tunes
Girls
Girls is a ground-breaking show, full of awkward sex, badly lit nudity and realistic drug experiences.
The music is also A*.
It has everything, from real classics, to club classics and we cannot get enough.
Listen for: Girl Power
Daisy Murray is the Digital Fashion Editor at ELLE UK, spotlighting emerging designers, sustainable shopping, and celebrity style. Since joining in 2016 as an editorial intern, Daisy has run the gamut of fashion journalism - interviewing Molly Goddard backstage at London Fashion Week, investigating the power of androgynous dressing and celebrating the joys of vintage shopping.
