S U R V I V E

We premiered the opening track from S U R V I V E's epic forthcoming record RR7349 a little over a month ago, just as the massive Stranger Things wave was beginning to crest, introducing the Austin analog synth geniuses to legions of new fans who were obsessed with the show's brilliant "secret weapon" original score by the group's Kyle Dixon + Michael Stein...

If you need a break from Endless and you have Apple Music dialed up already anyway, you can now listen to volume 2 of the Stranger Things soundtrack in its entirety here.

As we mentioned earlier today, the second volume of the incredible original score from Stranger Things by Kyle Dixon + Michael Stein of S U R V I V E (the show's "secret weapon") is out digitally tomorrow on Lakeshore Records, with a confirmed vinyl release (...

Volume 2 of Kyle Dixon + Michael Stein's original score from Stranger Things is out tomorrow on Lakeshore, and now you can hear the extended, 5+ minute-long version of the beloved show's haunting main theme song below. In other welcome news, the the soundtrack will soon see a proper vinyl release as well.

We posted up a few previews of this earlier, but now you can stream volume one of the brilliant Stranger Things OST (by DFW's own Kyle Dixon + Michael Stein of S U R V I V E) in its entirety on Apple Music. Stranger Things: Vol. 1 is also available to purchase on iTunes here...

I can't recall any film/television score's release being as feverishly anticipated as this one: volume one of the Stranger Things OST, the perfect soundtrack for "bike rides and monster hunts", courtesy of Kyle Dixon + Michael Stein of Texas band S U R V I V E, officially drops tomorrow on Lakeshore Records...

We're psyched to premiere the opening track from the brilliant forthcoming full-length from Austin analog synth wizards S U R V I V E, due this fall on Relapse Records. While we're hesitant to throw the word "epic" around haphazardly, it certainly applies to the group's thrilling, darkly gleaming, otherworldly synth odysseys, which are truly transportive and majestic (there's a reason ha