Wikipedia:Articles for deletion/Screaming Banshee Aircrew
So far, none of these objections are valid. "''been featured in mainstream and alternative press''" - which of Terrorizer, Metal Hammer and Dominion Magazine can be accurately described as "mainstream"? Similarly the three books cited (Worldwide Gothic, Music To Die For, The Dead Travel Fast) are all published by minor specialist music publishers and written by goth scene insiders. The only mainstream coverage has been essentially trivial as defined under . Resurrection Records is a very minor label, not a major or important indie as defined in . The "direct links", whatever they may be, are unimportant unless they fall within the heads defining notability. I do not believe that goth has ever been the "most prominent of the local scene" in York between 2001 and 2010. The criterion requiring notable musicians requires ''two or more'' otherwise notable; even if Jo Violet were notable (she isn't; she played bass for the re-formed March Violets only after leaving SBA, not in the heyday of the former) that would not satisfy the criterion. I do not see any notability for the band at all, we are simply getting stuck in fandom within a local subculture
— User:Paul, 01:09, 5 April 2013 (UTC)
Stance: delete
Cited policy: WP:BAND||WP:BAND (Wikipedia:Notability)