Australian dance duo Pnau have been mentored by Elton John for five years, and it's with his blessing that they have reimagined his early 70s output by splicing together snippets of songs to create something wholly new and oddly affecting. The dazzling title track combines eight of Elton's lesser-known pieces to create an uplifting club anthem – in the vein of Modjo's Lady – that seems a sure-fire summer hit. Meanwhile, Telegraph to the Afterlife can't help but evoke thoughts of Pink Floyd with its air of gloomily majestic introspection and eerie, echoey "Hello, hello, hello" vocals. Refreshingly unpredictable, this is a blueprint for what remix albums should aspire to.