"No one can compete with our Killa Sound"

Once again Friday night saw another very successful Deadly Rhythm affair in full effect. This time round it was held at the Goldsmith's Student Union as opposed to the usual Amersham Arms venue. In my opinion this was a superb move for a plethora of reasons. For example pints for £1.50 with a policy of drinking the bar dry, a funktion one sound system and an expansive skanking area were definitely the makings for an exceptional dance.

As for the line-up well that's another story ... need I say more?



Toddla T definitely had the crowd going nuts with an eclectic mixture of dubstep, fidget and garage. I'm not sure if it was him or the DJ before hand but the mix of Loefah - System (at least I'm pretty sure it was that) into DJ Luck and Mc Neat - Little Bit of Luck (Bassline Remix) left me stunned for a brief moment.



South London's finest musketeer / host for the evening Alex and two equally delightful young ladies; Mary and Ilona



Gabriella and Laura



Lo and Tara



Bonnie and Hope



In summary every DJ stepped up firmly to the mark. Zinc came with a different style to what I would have necessarily expected. But at the same time made sure he dropped all his well known bangers to keep sweat discharge at an optimum level.

N-Type stepping up last well and truly smashed the dance to pieces . Without a doubt he is one of my favourite DJ's and his set for the stamina gang definitely explained why. He also kindly played both my requests of Coki & N-Type - Debt and Coki and Chefal - Mighty Twisted Metal.

Mr N (Brock Out) Type and Cheshire cat