Deletion of Pr0metheus burning (2nd nomination)

Comment: it looks like it meets , no need to relist even
Stance: keep
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Comment: This article now satisfies  well enough for me. Kudos to
Stance: keep
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Comment: per  IF "In addition to playing much of the east coast and midwest, the group has also played several shows in Canada over the years" can be |proven true
Stance: keep
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Comment: First of all, anyone noting that this article has been deleted previously should note, as the nominator has noted, that the band has undergone developments since that time. Let us keep in mind that  and its related subpages are ''guidelines'', and are "best treated with common sense." Thus I see freedom to move around within them. Getting to the point, the band has released three albums on established, though independent, labels. In addition the article claims that they are working on a fourth (though it is uncited, I am |AGF in lieu of third-party confirmation until it is available). I have spent some time tracking down sources for the article, and IMO have been successful. I have even located one article from the Pittsburgh City Paper dedicated entirely to Pr0metheus Burning, although it is somewhat dated. We must keep in mind the relatively-underground status of industrial/electronic music in the United States, thus the difficulty of locating an array of references from familiar sources. Just because something isn't popular doesn't mean it's not notable within the scope of its own genre. That said, I believe the article and the topic meet , criteria 1 and 5. Under criterion 1, the band has had an entire article written about them in the ''Pittsburgh City Paper'', definitely a reliable source and certainly not trivial coverage. Further, the band's albums have been the topic of (at the very least) two reviews by Igloo Magazine and ReGen Magazine, which are popular and notable within the genre. Under criterion 5, the band has released two albums with Hive Records, and one with Crunch Pod, although they might be less notable. Hive Records may not be well known in pop culture, but it is notable to those appreciative of industrial, electronic, or otherwise "underground" music. (Additionally, with the release of ''Electronic Saviors'' it may meet criterion 10 as well, although we shall have to wait and see.) If this article is kept I would like to do a rearrangement/reworking of it
Stance: keep
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