Someone's covered the Stranger Things theme in the style of Tame Impala and it's totally tubular
20 December 2017, 12:46
| Written by
Laurence Day
This effortlessly dreamy take on the Stranger Things theme sounds like what could've been if Tame Impala were roped in to compose instead of S U R V I V E.
We wouldn't want to change the dark, retro-splashed original from the Austin synth crew, but this woozy psych edit - by Adelaide-based musician Flynn Hendry - takes the theme into deliciously different dimension.
Wanna know more about the music of Stranger Things? Read our chat with music supervisor Nora Felder.
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