'Mistress' JULIYA Interviews Metal Masters For 'Thrash Talk' Internet Show

February 22, 2007

Former Fuse TV VJ Juliya is doing it again but this time on her own terms
— uncensored, behind-the-scenes, in-depth interviews with the "metal masters!"

Juliya hosts her new show "Thrash Talk with Mistress Juliya", featured exclusively on Dovetail.tv and her MySpace page. According to a press release, Juliya currently has over 300,000 loyal metal fanatics who tune in each week to see what Juliya is going to deliver next.

Juliya states "It is very empowering for me to know that all these bands still have love for me and I am also honored to do what I do best — working with metal bands. I am very much looking forward to interviewing all the bands at the upcoming festivals: Sounds of the Underground, Ozzfest, Jägermeister Music Tour."

Watch Juliya's most recent interviews with OTEP (video) and SLAYER (video).

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