Wikipedia:Articles for deletion/Tasha Killer Pussies
fails  and . I seem to have voted "delete" a lot on here in the past few days, and I really don't want to get a reputation as a deletionist, because I don't see myself as that. But honestly, even the most ardent Wikipedia inclusionist would struggle to vote "keep" for this one. One apparent novelty album, one mix on Radio 1 over twenty years ago, and apart from a handful of singles, that appears to be it. Even the Discogs link at the bottom of the article links not to Tasha Killer Pussies discography, as you would expect, but to a compilation album to which Ms Marsden contributes a single track. Kudos to Ms Marsden for getting a Radio 1 Essential Mix slot, but one mix on a national radio station isn't enough to make her notable, especially when over the course of many years the station invited dozens of DJs to contribute mixes. I have no idea whether Ms Marsden still DJs (I kind of hope she does), but I can't even find anything non-notable, never mind notable, that she's done over the last two decades. In a weird way you could even call her a pioneer, as sampling vacuum cleaners precedes the "hoover 'n' horns" tag attached to the music of the hard house scene that emerged a few years later
— User:Richard3120, 04:11, 14 June 2018 (UTC)
Stance: delete
Cited policy: WP:GNG||WP:MUSICBIO (Wikipedia:Notability)