DJ and producer Andrew Weatherall, who unexpectedly died last week, has a new 12'' released under his name - 'Unknown Plunderer' is chill and danceable, with deep bass, a cool guitar riff, and a distinct dub sound. The b-side, 'End Times Sound', is even dubbier with more guitar and echoey melodica. Two remixes and more electronic and clubby.

Andrew Weatherall was producer and remixer of tracks by the likes of Happy Mondays, New Order, Björk, The Orb, The Future Sound of London, My Bloody Valentine, Primal Scream, among others. Guardian made a selection of 10 of his greatest tracks, from Primal Scream and Saint Etienne to Ricardo Villalobos and Fuck Buttons. Listen to the 10 gems by the recently deceased musician here.

British music producer, DJ and record-label founder Andrew Weatherall, who co-produced Primal Scream’s landmark 1991 album 'Screamadelica' and helped bring the acid house genre into the mainstream, died Monday in London aged 56. His production work on 'Screamadelica' created a revolutionary mix of indie, hard rock, house and rave, changing British music, for the better, of course. Uncompromising, pioneering, and a true alternative visionary, his influence on modern-day music cannot be underestimated - DJ Mag says in the obituary.