We named Burial's Tunes 2011-2019 compilation our Album Of The Week this week even though it included no new songs, so of course here we are to tell you about just a whisper of a new Burial song.

Before dubstep meant Skrillex and "Turn Down For What" and all manner of EDM excess, it meant Burial. Or at least that's what it meant to me, the ignorant American for whom glowing reviews of a then-anonymous William Bevan became a functional equivalent to the pirate radio broadcasts that informed his sound. Every genre has…

In a couple of weeks, the mercurial UK vibe-conjurer Burial will release his new compilation Tunes 2011-2019, a collection of many of the loose tracks that he's released over the past decade. And just in time for that, he's released another loose track, one that won't appear on the album.

Burial, the mysterious and beloved UK producer, has not released an album in 12 years. Untrue, the last Burial album, is so old that people were using the word "dubstep" to describe it. Nobody even worried about having to explain that "dubstep" didn't necessarily mean Skrillex bass-drops. That was an eternity ago. But now, Burial…

Mercurial UK electronic producers Burial (William Bevan) and the Bug (Kevin Martin) teamed up last year for a two-song EP under the name Flame 1. It seems their creative fire has been sparked again because today they're back with another two-track collection, this time with the band name Flame 2.