Prior to the series finale, Season 5 felt like it’d shown a lot of restraint in terms of big splashy song choices. Turns out, that was because it was saving its biggest needle drops for the last hour of Stranger Things ever (at least until the first spinoff premieres).

As Stranger Things Season 5 prepares to close the door on Hawkins (and the Upside Down) for the final time, Volume 2 arrives with more than just high-stakes battles and emotional goodbyes.

With Stranger Things ending on Dec. 31 we look back on the show's lasting impact in the world of music and how it introduced classic songs of the '80s to a new generation.

It’s been about as highly anticipated as any season of television this decade, and as of Thanksgiving, it’s officially underway: Stranger Things, the smash Netflix sci-fi series, kicked off its fifth and final season with its first four episodes.

Spoiler alert! The following contains details from Season 5, Episode 2 of "Stranger Things," "The Vanishing of Holly Wheeler." ABBA fever is sweeping Hawkins, Indiana. In what's sure to be an iconic new "Stranger Things" needle drop, the fifth and final ...

When it comes to Stranger Things, its immersive ‘80s feel wouldn’t be possible without the music that made the decade. Whether it was The Clash‘s “Should I Stay or Should I Go” in Season 1, or Kate Bush‘s “Running Up That Hill” in Season 4 ...

Tiffany is getting the Kate Bush treatment. The ’80s pop star has seen a resurgence in popularity after her hit 1987 song, “I Think We’re Alone Now,” was featured in “Stranger Things” Season 5, Volume 1 upon its release on Nov. 26. However, the ...

Obtaining permission to use two iconic Prince songs for 'Stranger Things' was like a Rubik's Cube for the music supervisor — here, she explains why.