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ROB HALFORD, GLENN DANZIG Featured On This Week's 'Talking Metal On Fuse'

March 4, 2008

JUDAS PRIEST's Rob Halford, Glenn Danzig and IN THIS MOMENT will be the featured guests on this week's (Friday, March 7) episode of "Talking Metal on Fuse".

"Talking Metal on Fuse" brings the number-one heavy metal/hard rock podcast on iTunes to television. Hosted by Mark Strigl and John Ostronomy — the ultimate metal geeks and hard rock aficionados — the program provides a unique perspective and insider's view into the world of metal and hard rock music.

According to a press release, this week's episode will feature Mark hanging with Halford at his movie premiere for "Fight: War of Words" where they discuss JUDAS PRIEST, HALFORD, FIGHT, the "Talking Metal" theme song and talk with metal fans. Meanwhile, John pays a visit to Glenn Danzig at his mansion full of shrunken heads, fetuses in jars, horror flicks and a "unique" book collection.

Guitarist "Metal" Mike Chlasciak, who is known for his work with HALFORD, SEBASTIAN BACH, TESTAMENT and his own outfit PAINMUSEUM, scored and recorded the music theme for "Talking Metal on Fuse", which airs regularly on Friday nights at midnight EST/9:00 p.m. PST.

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