Deletion of Waylander (band) (2nd nomination)

Comment: per Stifle and Blackmetalbaz at Wikipedia:Articles for deletion/Waylander (band), who wrote that the band passes  by having albums on Century Media, Listenable and Blackend, all of which are notable.Here is a source about the subject:{{cite book |last=Patterson |first=Dayal |date=2013 |title=Black Metal: Evolution of the Cult |url=https://books.google.com/books?id=-kIxCgAAQBAJ&pg=PA410 |location=New York |publisher=Feral House |page=410 |isbn=1936239760 |accessdate=2015-12-22 }}The book notes: Though Norway dominated folk black metal during the nineties, Ireland, another country with a rich history of folklore and folk music, also made something of a name for itself during this decade. Primordial, Cruachan, and Waylander are three respected Irish acts offering folk-influenced metal compositions, though it is undoubtedly Primordial who have maintained the closest relationship to black metal, to the extent that 1995 debut ''Imrama'' had only a few musical and thematic hints toward folk content. Although this is a passing mention, that the author called "Waylander" a "respected Irish act" that offered "folk-influenced metal compositions" strongly indicates that the band likely has received significant coverage in reliable offline metal magazines
Stance: keep
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Comment: passes #5 as per last time
Stance: keep
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