Wikipedia:Articles for deletion/Korn's ninth studio album (3rd nomination)
Article is well-sourced, and is validly potentially start- or C-class. As I stated in my above comment, album is moving along nicely; they have 15 or 16 rough songs, with 2 or 3 finished songs; the lyrical themes have already been explained (and sourced); a rough release date has been given. To top it all, the band has announced its method for recording. It's very well-sourced, well-documented, and well-organized. The sourcing clearly prevents it from violating : the article simply states what its sources do, it never strays from that, so Wikipedia is not predicting the future, although the sources might be. However, I believe  states that ''Wikipedia'' is not a crystal ball; while it says nothing about sources. As for , again, the information available regarding the production and the themes and the release of this album completely render  irrelevant; whether or not the album has a title does not directly limit or enhance content, and should therefore not restrict content allowed here. That's all. Keep; it's well-sourced, and it's not violating anything
— User:Dude527, 02:35, 16 August 2009 (UTC)
Stance: keep
Cited policy: WP:CRYSTAL||WP:HAMMER (Wikipedia:What Wikipedia is not)