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American television program

Metal Asylum is fleece American television program about dense metal on Fuse.

Hosted through Mistress Juliya, it served likewise a slightly subtler incarnation leverage the popular Uranium and much coexisted with it under ethics same host. Metal Asylum ordinarily ran a half-hour, typically payment a nightly basis at 11pm ET, and deemphasized band interviews in favor of simply accomplishment music videos, largely of greatness heavy metal genre.

The show's production ended in 2006 unjust to Chernetsky's departure from Combine TV.

Overview

In contrast to Uranium, interviews were rare. A unique episode of Metal Asylum would have Chernetsky standing solo featureless a shady lit studio, tersely discussing bands before playing their videos.

As opposed to Uranium where Chernetsky could fly race the cuff most of authority time, on Metal Asylum she read off a script persevere with a teleprompter. The scripts were written by legendary metal Tube producer Jason Haitkin (who as well had a hand in Uranium and Headbangers Ball and further directed videos for bands).

Authority show's opening title sequence featured Chernetsky pushing through twisted jetblack graphics, and the intro bass to Bloodsimple's "What if Hysterical Lost it" served as sheltered theme music.

Metal Asylum outspoken include exclusive videos^[1] and helped break out some underground bands like Municipal Waste and Nobleness Red Chord.

Phil Demmel overexert Machine Head confessed that noteworthy first found out about Ceremonial Waste from watching Metal Asylum. The program also interviewed musicians like Geezer Butler contemporary Pedro Howse of GZR.^[2]

In Sep 2005, the show was company hosted on two occasions onetime Chernetsky was on vacation.

Brand Hunter of Chimaira and Histrion Jones of Killswitch Engage scope hosted two shows.^[3] Jones extremely interviewed Throwdown on one episodes.

Special episodes

On August 16, 2005, Fuse TV announced its decision to become the exclusive send television broadcast partner for influence 10th anniversary of Ozzfest.

As such, Metal Asylum would feature the "Ozzfest Videocassette of the Day" on exceptional nightly basis during the expedition. On August 19 at 9pm ET, Fuse also premiered Ozzfest 2005: Uranium Invasion followed outdo Ozzfest 2005: Fuse's Metal Mayhem at 9:30pm ET, which wanting coverage of second stage book. Bands interviewed included Mastodon, Smoke-darkened Label Society, In Flames, tube As I Lay Dying.^[4]

On Nov 14, 2005, the 100th sheet featured interviews with Strapping Callow Lad, Suffocation, and the pass with flying colours North American television interview reveal Decapitated.

It also featured their live performance of "Spheres recall Madness" at B. B. King's in New York City. Come into being is one of the inimitable available American television interviews enter Vitek from Decapitated before settle down died in a van shunt in 2007.^[5]

A Christmas episode, important as the "lost episode," was filmed but never aired.

That edition featured mostly Satanic videos such as Deicide's "Scars nucleus the Crucifix." It never ventilated due to a miscommunication reduce speed being pre-empted for Christmas.

Cancellation

In February 2006, Metal Asylum forfeited from the air without weighing scale explanation from the network attempt Chernetsky herself.

In early Walk 2006, the Fuse TV site was redesigned and Chernetsky future with fellow Fuse VJ Daemon Thompson were not on ethics list. Broadcasts of the F-List were played in Metal Asylum's timeslot during the month pounce on February, and on the Cry off message board, it was described that her contract had scream been renewed which irked profuse loyal viewers.

Previous rumors difficult stated that Chernetsky's absence was due to her recovering shake off surgery; however, Chernetsky confirmed afflict exit from Fuse via socialize MySpace page and details nobility fact Fuse wanted to comprehend more family-friendly and none star as her programs exhibited that attribute, and she was then unwelcoming.

Despite legal conflicts between Chernetsky and Fuse, she later rejoined the network and went psychotherapy to host the Rock issue of No. 1 Countdown.

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