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About Stranger Things Season 4
Stranger Things 4, the fourth season of the American science fiction horror drama television series Stranger Things, was made available on Netflix in two volumes. The second set, consisting of two episodes, will be released on July 1st, 2022, after the first set of seven episodes was released on May 27th, 2022. Eight months after the conclusion of the third season, the events of the fourth season take place as anxiety among the Hawkins people is sparked by mysterious deaths connected to the Upside Down.
This song is used in the episode "Chapter Four: Dear Billy". In this episode, Max sends letters to her friends and family out of concern that Vecna is going to kill her. She also visits the cemetery to read her letter to Billy by his gravestone. Soon Vecna has her under his control, and she is at his altar in the Upside Down. Steve, Dustin, and Lucas use a cassette tape to play Max's favorite song, "Running Up That Hill," after learning from Nancy and Robin that music can dispel Vecna's enchantment. This creates a portal that Max uses to break free from Vecna's grip and survive.
About Kate Bush
English singer-songwriter Kate Bush's fifth studio album, Hounds of Love, contains the song "Running Up That Hill" (1985). The song, which Bush both wrote and produced, was made available in the UK on August 5, 1985, by EMI Records as the first single from Hounds of Love. [4] The song "Under the Ivy" is on the 7-inch single's B-side. The 12-inch single, Bush's debut in that format, includes "Under the Ivy," an extended remix of "Running Up That Hill," and an instrumental version of the song. There was also a limited 7-inch single gatefold sleeve edition available. Running Up That Hill (A Deal with God) was the name of the song on the Hounds of Love album and its subsequent editions.
About Netflix
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