Live Review: LISTEN: BURNS 'Poison' (Feat Dems)

At all times, through 'Poison', you're engulfed within the intricate synth layering and glitchy samples Burns creates.

Now when you think of poison, you are immediately taken to a world of darkness and even despair at times. But when poison revolves around a brand new track from beatster, BURNS, you're taken in a completely different direction.

The new track, entitled 'Poison' if you hadn't already guessed, is part of a special 12" double A-side vinyl, slated to be released for the UK's 6th annual Record Store Day on April 20. The accompanying single 'No One Else' can be streamed over at his Soundcloud. But it's not all bad for all of us who aren't living in the UK, you can pick this bad boy up digitally very soon.

The track itself sets itself within deep and dark synths, but when the higher pitched vocals from Dems lead man, Dan Moss come in - you're taken to a more blissful world. Think like some kind of cloud or magic carpet or whatever. Typically, the track takes a more up-tempo rise towards the end, but at all times you're still engulfed within the intricate synth layering and glitchy samples BURNS creates.

It's the perfect way to release yourself from a long day at the office, or school or just watching Friends on repeat - so give yourself 4 minutes, sit back and ride the airwaves.