Shoulda Been: An Imaginary Soundtrack for Stranger Things Season 2

By this point, all have had ample time to binge the newest season of Stranger Things, the nostalgia-soaked supernatural television series created by The Duffer Brothers. The new season's soundtrack is composed by synth wizards Kyle Dixon and Michael Stein with companion tracks from the 80s interlaced throughout the nine episodes. The Bon Jovi, Duran Duran, and Devo chart toppers showed a neglect for the boundless leftfield, minimal synth, New Wave, and darkwave tracks that could have contributed to the ambiance of the show's characterization and atmosphere. 

With that said, enjoy this playlist of songs we wish had made the final cut.

Shoulda Been: An Imaginary Soundtrack for Stranger Things Season 2. 

Yaz- Only You
China Crisis- African and White
Wham!- Nothing Looks the Same In The Light
Altered Images- I Could Be Happy
Thompson Twins- Who Can Stop The Rain
Talk Talk- It's My Life
Alan Vega- WIPEOUT BEAT
Thomas Dolby- She Blinded Me With Science
Daniel Ash- Day Tripper
Red Lorry Yellow Lorry- Hollow Eyes
Skeletal Family- Promised Land
Gang Of Four- I Fled
The Monochrome Set- March of the Eligible Bachelors
Snowy Red- Madman
Dark Day- No, Nothing, Never
Oppenheimer Analysis- Subterranean Desire
Hard Corps- Metal & Flesh
Das Ding- Inter Caetera
Jeff & Jane Hudson- The Girl From Ipanema
Guyer's Connection- Ein Glas Voll Gurken
Fall of Saigon- On The Beach at Fontana
Autumn- Not Afraid To Die
Futurisk- Lonely Streets- 1982
Turquoise Days- Blurred
Aerial FX- Hold Me