Deletion of Vision Éternel (2nd nomination)

Comment: This was obviously created by somebody who (wrongly) thought the key to Wikinotability was to get the ''number'' of references up as high as possible — but we call that |reference bombing, and don't take kindly to it. Practically right across the board, the sources here are the band's own website and social media profiles, PR content from the band's own record label, |routine directories like discogs.com and last.fm and Google Music and IMDb that don't support notability at all, and non-notable webzines — and they aren't the ''subject'' of the only two "reliable sources in theory" that I can see, because PopMatters just tangentially verifies a stray fact about one shortlived member being associated with a different band without mentioning ''this'' band ''at all'' in the process, and the David D'Halleine book (as I noted above) just contains a directory list of their social networking profiles rather than any substantive ''editorial'' content. Nominator is also correct about the "Artists" section of the CBC Music site — it was a section where artists with music available on the site were able to directly ''upload'' their ''own'' self-written EPK content about themselves, not a section that represented CBC ''staff'' doing ''journalism'', so having had a profile on there is not a notability clincher just because it had "CBC" in the url. (And no, having had an artists profile on that site is not ''a priori'' proof that they ever got ''playlisted'' by the CBC Music network, so it doesn't automatically clinch the "playlisted by a national radio network" criterion either.) Notability is not extended under  to just ''any'' band whose ''existence'' can technically be verified on the web — the notability test is the extent to which they can be shown to be the ''subject'' of ''substantive'' coverage in |reliable sources, but none of the sources here represent any such thing
Stance: delete
Cited policy: Wikipedia:Citation overkill (WP:REFBOMB||WP:ROUTINE||WP:NMUSIC||WP:RS)