Wikipedia:Articles for deletion/Jewelled antler
The fact that an atist who used to produce under a "banner" "moved on to more high profile releases" does not make the lower profile bannerthey used to produce under notable. Nor does said artists getting written up for other work in major publications. Mere mention in popular music media isn't enough either; it must be "prominently featured." The movement/collective was talked about quite a bit in the http://pitchforkmedia.com/record-reviews/b/blithe-sons/arm-of-the-starfish.shtml review of The Blithe Sons: Arm of the Starfish on Pitchfork. While establishing the presence of the Jewelled Antler collective, it does not feature it as the review is about an album by another group, albeitt comprised of Jewelled Antler members, and released under another label. That said, rereading the article, I find that it is neither "a musician or ensemble" as its changing membership and loose organization make it more of a genre than a band. I can't say that I feel it is notable, but  simply doesn't apply to it. I withdraw my nomination
— User:WAvegetarian, 04:06, 27 November 2005 (UTC)
Stance: comment
Cited policy: WP:NMG (Wikipedia:Notability)