Wikipedia:Articles for deletion/Phase (band)
Did a load of clean up and fixing. I can see the single being hosted on Feb 2010 from Microsoft's Playlist 7, but I can't get the actual press release for it. A minor mention from a notable companie's larger push for marketing, using Phase's work in the process. Still have numerous indie reviews and small interviews here and there, I'm mostly finding the English ones. According to lastfm's event list they've done more then 30 events recently, but Lastfm is not a reliable source. I've removed the ones which could be used for advertising and some useless sources, cut out the fancy timeline and all but the current members from the band. Its far from perfect, but if fixing these issues will help it stick around, why not. They seem to have released a song 'Red Alert' on a new album on 'Between the Lines'. According to itunes that is, but the album art uses 'Phaze' as the attributed band. So I'm not adding it in. Its one of the more notable indie bands, but no, its not highly important. If anything In Consequence should go and we should keep the band itself just for completeness. I think it meets GNG because we have numerous comments about its existence and has been in good standing with outlets like Reverbnation with #3 in Greek alternative and #15 nationally. Uplaya might not be the best source, but they do reflect the material in this page and did comment about its cover art. I see 8 different interviews, reviews and critiques, but none are major labels. They may not be famous, but we can vouch for certain claims and it is verifiable and repeated throughout numerous sources. Under -REASON it could only hit upon the reason "Articles whose subjects fail to meet the relevant notability guideline (WP:N, WP:BIO, , WP:CORP and so forth)", but they seem to meet  on some levels and even if they do not meet the exact criteria, it doesn't mean the article has to be deleted
— User:ChrisGualtieri, 16:50, 30 May 2012 (UTC)
Stance: comment
Cited policy: WP:DEL||WP:MUSIC (Wikipedia:Deletion policy)