Deletion of The Latency

Comment: The only potential claim to passing  here is the chart positions attained by the single "Tonight, I Love You", but those completely fail to |verify in a ''Billboard'' search. And ''Billboard'' is the ''only'' acceptable or notability-conferring chart provider for Canada's "Hot 100" or "Hot AC" charts in the 21st-century, because both ''RPM'' and ''The Record'' were long gone by 2009 — so if they don't verify in ''Billboard'' then there's no other acceptable chart to "rectify" them to. And since bands and musicians quite routinely try to curveball their way around our notability standards by claiming to have had bigger chart hits than they ever really did, it's not the ''claim'' of a chart position that gets a band into Wikipedia but the ability to verify that the claimed chart position is actually ''true''. And this is not referenced to |reliable sources that get the band past NMUSIC #1, either — it's referenced entirely to |primary sources, with ''zero'' evidence of media coverage about them being shown at all, and nothing here is "inherently" notable enough to exempt them from having to be referenced much better than this
Stance: delete
Cited policy: Wikipedia:Notability (WP:NMUSIC||WP:V||WP:RS||WP:PRIMARYSOURCES)