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Concerns over notability[edit]

I have substantial concerns over whether this band has ever even received enough coverage in reliable news sources to be considered notable enough to have an article. I just redirected about five of their album articles, as most of them had been unsourced for over half a decade. @Sergecross73: What do you think? Over half of the 12 sources cited on this article are primary (either the band's website, their label's or their Facebook), and the rest appear to be no-name blogs (Brutal Resonance, I Die You Die, Movement Magazine and Side-Line Magazine) covering independent rock or electronic music. Ss112 00:09, 23 May 2019 (UTC)[reply]

I did a preliminary search, and didn’t see anything reliable in the article or in a Google search. The only exception is Allmusic, and it’s a bit of a peculiar case - they have no AM Bio, but they do have 3 staff written album reviews. Not sure I’ve ever come across that before. You could send it to AFD, and I bet it’d have a good shot at deletion I think hardline policy experts would go delete, but more casual edits may say the AM stuff is enough. It’s also possible someone digs up sources native to Austria as well, that tends to happen in foreign video game AFDs on occasion. Sergecross73 msg me 00:22, 23 May 2019 (UTC)[reply]