The Bass Instinct Cru did a good job of warming up a chilly room with a mix of dnb classics, liquid beats and some of their more characteristic hardcore sounds, and by the time Marky and Stamina arrived the dancefloor was full and the atmosphere starting to build. For a man used to playing some of the world's biggest clubs and the occassional stadium, Marky didn't seem to mind the small crowd and he hit the decks with gusto. Last time he played a pretty full on breakneck set of party dnb, but this visit was far more varied and featured more soulful latin flavored tracks, with an ample sprinkling of big bangers and obligatory display of his scratching prowess. The set was a little disjointed, and at one point Marky headed off on a 30 min vocal dnb excursion that Stamina MC was obviously not feeling. The crowd stayed with it however, feeding off Marky's energy. Bouncing around behind the decks like a crazy thing, he is certainly one of dnb's top showmen. They of course closed out the three hour set with LK, which even though we've heard a thousand times it's hard to imagine getting tired of.