Netflix’s summer hit Stranger Things gets a lot of things right: the air of childhood mystery, the nostalgic vibe, the inherent creepiness of Matthew Modine. But its greatest triumph may be the strength of its perfectly period-appropriate soundtrack. (How many other Netflix shows leave us not only not skipping the opening credits, but actively flipping back to watch them over and over again?) Featuring a thoroughly ’80s set of songs compiled by music supervisor Nora Felder, and a gorgeous synth score from Austin-based musicians Survive (stylized S U R V I V E), the show’s music has had fans asking when an official album would be coming, ever since the show dropped on the streaming service earlier this month. Now, we finally have an answer—albeit one infused with the series’ usual heavy dose of obfuscating ambiguity.