Released in 2010, Kylie Minogue’s 11th studio album offers an abundance of aural pleasures calibrated for too-late nights and packed clubs. Executive produced by Stuart Price, who had added a disco sheen to Madonna’s 2005 album Confessions on a Dance Floor, Aphrodite is heavy on high-energy anthems: the optimistic “All the Lovers”, the ecstatic “Put Your Hands Up (If You Feel Love)” and the sleek electro-pop surge “Looking for an Angel”. Wisely, Minogue kicks up the fun quotient by pairing these songs with kicky ’80s throwbacks, including the neon-hued Hi-NRG number “Get Outta My Way” and the sparkling, Bananarama-esque title track. With its towering choruses and relentlessly upbeat rhythms, Aphrodite reaffirms Minogue’s status as the undisputed queen of the modern dance floor.