According to Pitchfork, both Diplo and James Holden cheated, as their remixes were requested by the band for the site. Holden's is the more intriguing (although it sure takes a while to get going), while Diplo's vaguely-Bmore beats sound kind of plug-and-play. Hip-hop producer (and Party Ben fave) Flying Lotus has a version in the top ten, complete with his signature static and fuzz, but there's something a bit off about it—dare I say it's out of key? The #1 highest ranked mix, with over 900 votes, is by someone called "Baskfield"; it annoys me from the get-go, with inexplicable staccato effects on the vocals that sound like mistakes. Clearly somebody has a "vote for me" campaign going on. My favorite at the moment is the #2 version by The Deadly Syndrome, a jittery mid-tempo take that adds retro-flavor Daft Punk beats and buzzy videogame-style beeps yet doesn't come off as silly. On the contrary, it adds a Kraftwerk-like delicacy to the profound melancholy of the original. Listen to all the mixes and vote here.

I'd submit a remix, by the way, but I'd probably just want to mix the vocal with, like, "Owner of a Lonely Heart," and that's not allowed.