Wikipedia:Articles for deletion/Glacial Ghost
i've been trying to understand the criteria for  and especially the touring requirement. this band has gone on several full u.s. tours (by googling "glacial ghost" tour, on the first page alone there were listings for shows in richmond, reno, st louis and seattle {to support Calvin Johnson (musician)|Calvin Johnson}) as well as international tours. they have been a part of the new england/providence/new york experimental/noise/folk scenes for years now, playing with lightning bolt, Tiny Hawks, Black Dice, No Neck Blues Band, Wooden Wand and the Vanishing Voice and a ton of others. the problem is they are hard to talk about because their name is a drawing, and they change their subtitle name with every project. and they do not neatly fit into the usual definition of band. their work extends beyond music to artwork, gallery shows, videos, books, etc. i agree that this article needs some editing and sourcing, but i think that's all. it is still possible for bands to function and be "notable" without a serious internet presence, as well as maintaining a vehemently diy work ethic. booking agents, mass media coverage, i see how these things are simple guages of tour "signifigance", but i would argue that they cannot be the only factors. and i absolutely see how this becomes an issue in the context of wikipedia, and that verifiability is the crux of it all, and what makes this place what it is. i guess that's my say in this
— User:Swc, 16:49, 25 November 2006 (UTC)
Stance: keep
Cited policy: WP:music (Wikipedia:Notability)