Hey everyone! This week on Innersleeve, the crew are joined by the one and only Domenica Dee - Seattle-based vocalist, Twitch personality and one of the first-ever artists to adopt SoundMojo! Off the top of the show, Joe and Cassius discuss Drake withdrawing from the 2021 Grammy Awards and Megadeth launching their own cryptocurrency!

In this episode of the Innersleeve music podcast, Joe and Cassius are joined by Eliana Cuevas a Venezuelan-born singer/songwriter based in Toronto, Canada! We discuss her album and live performance film, ‘Seré Libre’, working with an orchestra, the Toronto music scene and much more! Additionally, we discuss Aerosmith announcing their farewell tour. Cassius reviews Megadeth and Bullet For My Valentine concert and we go over noteworthy entries from the SoundMojo Community tab.

First up, metal legends Megadeth have reunited with former guitarist Marty Friedman for a special performance in Japan. The band, celebrating its 40th anniversary, recently announced that Friedman would be joining them on stage for a series of shows in Tokyo and Osaka. Megadeth fans were no doubt thrilled to see Marty and Dave Mustaine performing together again. Next, we have a classic rock showdown between two of the biggest bands of all time: The Rolling Stones and The Who. Both bands have been touring for decades and have amassed a legion of dedicated fans, but which one is better? Let us know in the comments! Finally, we have an exclusive interview with Bobby Amaru, the lead singer of the rock band Saliva. In this candid conversation, Amaru opens up about the band's latest album, the video for their latest single “High On Me” their upcoming tour dates, and what it's like to be a rock star in today's ever-changing music industry.

They were formed to play harder, faster and louder than anyone else. Join WatchMojo.com as we count down our picks for the top ten Megadeth songs.

Fans have argued for decades about which of Thrash Metal’s Big 4 reigns supreme. Join WatchMojo.com as we pit Metallica against Megadeth to find out which is the better thrash metal band.

Guitarist Glen Drover, formerly of bands like Megadeth and Testament, chats with http://www.WatchMojo.com about his career, his influences and what finally made him decide to go solo. Drover also discusses how he keeps his chops up.

Guitarist Chris Broderick from Megadeth chats with http://www.WatchMojo.com about Gigantour, being part of the Big 4 shows with Metallica, Anthrax and Slayer, and we also discuss the guitar retreat he ran with Testament's Alex Skolnick.

Guitarist Chris Broderick from Megadeth chats with http://www.WatchMojo.com about the band's album 'TH1RT3EN,' how the addition of David Ellefson changed the group's chemistry, and we address the rumor that this will be Megadeth's last album.

In this latest episode of the Innersleeve music podcast, we have the privilege of welcoming Scott Anderson, the talented frontman of Finger Eleven, to our show! Join us as Scott shares fascinating insights into Finger Eleven's 'Greatest Hits' album, their incredible journey spanning two decades in the music industry, and their captivating new single, 'Together Right.' But that's not all—we chat about Bebe Rexha being struck by a flying cell phone. We also dive into J. Cole's recent venture of purchasing a stake in the esteemed Charlotte Hornets. An epic clash between Metallica and Megadeth in our community poll. Last but certainly not least, we bring you Cassius's review of the A Boogie Wit Da Hoodie concert.

Guitarist Glen Drover, formerly of bands like Megadeth and Testament, chats with http://www.WatchMojo.com about his solo album 'Metalusion.' He talks about the genres he experiments with, how he assembled his band and the challenges associated with creating an instrumental album.

From substance abuse to bizarre relationships, some musicians have lost their spots in legendary bands for shocking reasons. Join us as we explore the most notorious dismissals in music history, featuring legendary acts like The Beatles, Metallica, Black Sabbath, and more! Which firing surprised you the most?

Ever wonder how your favorite bands got their names? From literary references to historical figures, and even adult toys, these origin stories range from bizarre to brilliant! Join us as we explore the fascinating stories behind some of music's most memorable monikers.

From rock legends to disco queens, some artists really don't appreciate when others reimagine their work! Join us as we explore controversial cover versions that sparked outrage from the original performers. From metal takes on pop classics to altered meanings of beloved songs, these covers struck all the wrong notes with their creators.

From explicit content to religious controversy, these music videos pushed boundaries too far for television. Join us as we explore the most shocking and controversial music videos that were deemed too inappropriate for broadcast. Some were eventually aired with heavy editing, while others remain banned to this day.

From rock's darkest corners, we're exploring musicians whose alleged devil worship shocked the world. Dive into a controversial countdown of artists who embraced Satanic imagery, occult practices, and supernatural mystique in their music and personas.