FINNEAS drops new single 'Where The Poison Is'

Having already impressed us with his recent offerings 'What They’ll Say About Us' and 'Can't Wait To Be Dead' in recent months, FINNEAS has now returned with a politically-charged new single.

The new track 'Where The Poison Is' was released to celebrate the election win for US President-Elect Joe Biden over the weekend, and calls out Donald Trump as "a snake that thinks it's the president."

Have a listen to 'Where The Poison Is' in the player below.

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