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What You Need to Know About New Casinos in the UK

The online casino sector is one of the fastest-growing sectors worldwide, and it’s expected to reach a revenue of $92.9 billion in 2023. This proves that online casinos are appealing to a global audience, and they continue to captivate casino players online with their extensive selection of casino games.

The online gambling market is growing quickly due to the demand for new casino games. Consequently, there are many new casino sites. Of course, they all have different features, offers, and a selection of casino games which is why it is beneficial for beginners to have a good understanding of certain factors that will help them narrow down their choices and find an online casino that is suitable for their preferences.

Security 

Whether you are an experienced high-roller or you want to start playing casino games online, it’s very important to take the time and familiarise yourself with the security measures of the online casino. Reliable online casinos in the market are licensed by prominent organizations like the UK Gambling Commission, the Swedish Gambling Authority, the Government of Gibraltar, and other governing bodies that regulate the operations of the online casinos and ensure that they are working according to the standard regulations and laws in the sector.

Moreover, online casinos also employ security measures in order to protect the personal and financial data of the users. Namely, online casinos incorporate SSL encryption technology to ensure the connection is safe from access by third parties and to safeguard the personal details of the users.

That being said, if you want to compare different online casinos and their features as well as security measures, it’s useful to visit a reliable platform like spinsify.com/uk, where you can read in-depth reviews and learn more about new casinos sites in the UK.

Variety of Games 

Online casinos provide a variety of casino games from leading iGaming developers like NetEnt, Playtech, Yggdrasil, Microgaming, Evolution Gambling, and many other developers. Of course, there are differences between the selection of games from one online casino to another, but generally, casinos that collaborate with trustworthy and prominent iGaming developers are considered reputable. It’s worth noting that casino games on online casinos are typically developed for mobile devices, which means that a mobile version of the casino site will give you access to the collection of mobile casino games.

Before you register on an online casino, check out the variety of games available on the site. Some casinos might have an extensive selection of slot games that are suitable for players who want to try their luck with modern or classic slots. Besides, there are online casinos that focus on live casino games and provide a variety of live casino games for their casino members.

Of course, if you’re interested in playing different casino games, you’d want to look into online casinos, which offer a wide selection of games in many variations. Either way, this is an important factor that will have a direct impact on your gaming experience.

Selection of Promotions 

Another factor that users need to keep in mind is the selection of bonuses and promotions of the casino. Naturally, you’d want to play on an online casino that has a great range of offers and promotions and regularly updates its selection of bonuses.

New casino sites might have unique offers and promotions that are suitable for their casino players. For example, they might provide personalized offers for loyal members. Otherwise, new members are eligible to claim a Welcome Package that might consist of bonus spins, deposit match bonuses, loyalty points, among other options. Also, registered users access a selection of offers that is available for regular users.

Mint Green Release Video for New Single ‘Body Language’

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Boston indie rock band Mint Green have released ‘Body Language’, their debut single for Pure Noise. The track arrives with an accompanying video directed by Carla Tronconis. Check it out below.

“This song makes me think of driving down a dark road, only illuminated by the headlights of your own car, and then, just as you’re getting a bit afraid of the surrounding darkness because you’re freaking yourself out, there’s a giant sunburst of light that occurs and transports you somewhere else,” vocalist Ronnica explained in a statement, continuing:

I think we’ve all experienced what it’s like to be in a disagreement with someone or in a situation where you don’t want to compromise. You resort to this child-like mindset of “I’m right, you’re wrong so why does anything else matter?” And you’re stuck in this state until you eventually shake it off and realize that life and love is so much bigger than whatever it is you were mad about.

This song is an ode to the person in your life that seems to always remain level-headed in times of crisis. They’re able to handle stress in a healthy way and remain cool and collected. Not only that, but they’re also able to be empathetic and understanding of all the different sides that may be present. You look to them and wonder how they do it. You wish you could be more like them.

Muse Return With Video for New Song ‘Won’t Stand Down’

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Muse are back with a new song, ‘Won’t Stand Down’, which is out today via Warner Records. Produced by Muse and mixed by Dan Lancaster (Bring Me the Horizon), the track arrives with an accompanying video directed Jared Hogan and shot in Kyiv, Ukraine. Watch and listen below.

“’Won’t Stand Down’ is a song about standing your ground against bullies, whether that be on the playground, at work or anywhere,” Matt Bellamy said in a press release. “Protecting yourself from coercion and sociopathic manipulation and to face adversity with strength, confidence and aggression.”

Muse’s last album, Simulation Theory, came out in 2018.

Martha Skye Murphy and Maxwell Sterling Collaborate on New EP ‘Distance on Ground’: Stream

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Martha Skye Murphy and Maxwell Sterling have released a new collaborative EP titled Distance on Ground. Conceived as travel music, the project features two long-form improvisational tracks that are accompanied by an interactive website “where the listener can voyage in real time to and with the music in their chosen environment,” according to a press release. Listen to the project below.

Distance On Ground began as a conversation where words were replaced by sound while Maxwell and I shared our interests in articulations of place and space within a long form medium,” Murphy explained in a statement. “We started recording almost immediately when we met. An organic and fluid movement between our instruments arose, my voice answering Maxwell’s rich double bass and vice versa. The wordless trance lasted for over 3 hours. We spoke like this again a few weeks later, documenting it all for a further 5 hours. Distance On Ground is the collaged result of our geographical discussions through music. Each time I listen to 86 km and 93.3 km they reveal themselves differently to me as another site, path or direction is exposed.”

Sterling added: “These recording sessions with Martha were such a tonic after isolation and lack of playing music live. There’s something deeply healing in the music that came from these sessions, something closer to a live performance for me. The interplay and sonic relationship between voice and double bass is something that I love to explore, and with Martha’s vocal dexterity and subtle processing, it felt like a very natural combination from the start.”

Last year, Martha Skye Murphy released a triptych called Concrete. Sterling issued his latest project Turn of Phrase last spring.

CHAI Release New Single ‘WHOLE’

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CHAI have released a new single called ‘WHOLE’, which will serve as the theme song for Japan’s public broadcaster NHK’s upcoming romantic comedy series, Koi-senu Futari. Out today via Sub Pop, the track is a collaboration with San Diego-based producer Scoobert Doobert, who worked with the band on their WINK companion EP Wink Together. Give it a listen below.

“Sometimes, no one empathizes with you. But is that really a bad thing? I don’t want to make my thing, or someone else’s thing, something to be ashamed of,” CHAI’s YUUKI said of ‘WHOLE’ in a statement. “Because our ‘differences’ may not be our enemies. I wish we could love each other’s little differences and little similarities entirely—that’s the hope behind this song.”

ME REX Share New Song ‘Skin, It Itches’

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South London’s ME REX have released a new track from their upcoming EP, PterodactylListen to ‘Skin, It Itches’ below.

Talking about the new single,  lead singer and songwriter Myles McCabe explained in a statement: “It’s about the non-linear nature of the progression of recovery with mental illness. Experiencing it in stages, sometimes the same ones over and again. The desire to escape this by disconnecting with the body and the idea of the self, leading to a decline in care and maintenance.”

ME REX’s Pterodactyl EP drops on February 4 via Big Scary Monsters. It follows their 2021 debut album Megabear, a collection of 52 short tracks intended to be played in shuffle mode.

Viji Announces ‘Cali’ EP, Unveils New Single ‘Mercy’

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Viji – the moniker of London-based singer Vanilla Jenner – has announced a new EP called Cali, which is out March 11 via Dirty Hit. Along with the news, Viji has dropped the new track ‘Mercy’. Check it out below.

“I was writing it as if you’re sitting there laughing at the world ending,” Viji explained in a statement. “People want atonement, but you’re not going to give it to them. You’re just having a great time like, ‘I’m not here to give you that’.”

Cali will mark Viji’s third EP, following 2020’s Are You In My Head and 2021’s Suck It.

Cali Cover Artwork:

Cali Tracklist:

1. Not Enough
2. Mercy
3. Feel It
4. Skin Deep
5. Cali
6. Parasite

Oscar Scheller and chloe moriondo Team Up on New Song ‘Hard Being Alive’

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British musician and producer Oscar Scheller and Detroit’s chloe moriondo have teamed up for a new single called ‘Hard Being Alive’. Check it out below.

“It’s hard being alive is something I’m sure we’ve all thought at one point in our lives,” Scheller commented in a statement. “I wrote it during a particularly claustrophobic and dismal period in London. I honestly forgot about it. Fast forward onto an LA trip, chloe moriondo and I had just left a session with A.G Cook and I accidentally airdropped the demo to Chloe’s phone when I was trying to play another song in the car. A month later she messaged me the song saying she was obsessed with it and sent me a voicenoted acoustic rendition. I messaged back saying “you wanna do a verse?” and she made the song a million times better!!”

chloe moriondo added: “’HARD BEING ALIVE’ IS THE LITTEST SONG ABOUT BEING SAD EVER. It makes me wanna drive fast and make mistakes :)”

Oscar Scheller released his album Boys Cry in early 2021. Also last year, moriondo dropped their second LP, Blood Bunny.

Metronomy Release New Single ‘Things will be fine’

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Metronomy have released ‘Things will be fine’, the latest single from their forthcoming album Small World. Check it out via the accompanying video below.

According to leader Joy Mount, ‘Thngs will be fine’ is “sort of pseudo role-play therapy session in which we all re-visit our teenage selves. Everyone ended up more scarred than they did before making it…apart from Michael and his f*#king guinea pigs.”

The new single follows October’s ‘It’s Good to Be Back’. Small World is slated for release on February 18 via Because Music.

Watch Fontaines D.C. Perform ‘Jackie Down the Line’ on ‘Fallon’

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Fontaines D.C. stopped by The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon last night (January 12) to perform their latest single, ‘Jackie Down the Line’. Watch it below.

‘Jackie Down the Line’ is the lead offering from Fontaines D.C.’s upcoming third album Skinty Fia, which arrives on April 22 via Partisan. In January of last year, the group went on The Tonight Show to perform ‘A Hero’s Death’, the title track from their previous LP.