Uranium's Impact on Heavy Music, in the words of Mistress Juliya

After the demise of Headbangers Ball, Mistress Juliya felt the necessity of creating a TV show that would present Heavy Music in a raw, unscripted and aggressive way. After gaining massive popularity via the Internet, Much Music TV approached Juliya and gave her a small budget to produce a show for Fuse TV. Juliya's concept was to take her show on the road and present the masses with an unpolished, yet very well thought out show. In June of 2002 Uranium premiered and Juliya started gaining popularity within the Heavy Music population. For the next three years Juliya managed to help Uranium became a household name in the industry thanks to her "in your face" style and the great chemistry she had with the artists she would interview for the show. The show came to an end in January of 2005 when Fuse TV switched management who did not appreciate or understand the value of that the show had within the Heavy Music world.

If you attended the Uranium Tour, you know it was a "hit"! And we really hope that it becomes a yearly tour. After many attempts during the last year, we finally were able to sit down with Juliya to do an in-depth interview!

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[Lekter]

Damn I fucking LOVE this girl. She's so hot but her personality is simply badass. Love girls like that. You go Juliya!! and nice interview Joe!!

[THEUNHINGEDSANITY]

Juliya is very well spoken. Super sexy. Rawr