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First of all to the addition of the bare version of the AllMusic source that keeps being added: their is a full citation used and isn't necessary to keep adding such a bare source. Second of all, do not use the genres mentioned along the left panel to describe the band. Unless the genre is mentioned in the text it isn't worth mentioning as their use of genre tags are narrow. For instance, they only say "Post-Hardcore" and "Alternative/Indie Rock", which we know doesn't describe their sound. But in the text they say "math-hardcore, acid-jazz, and progressive punk". Showing how untrustworthy the panel is.
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Not sure the procedure for changes of name, but the current article mixes Spence and Korman as Eva's surname. Eva now goes by Korman on social media and professionally. — Preceding
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Further to this - does that mean the latter part of this sentence "Eva Spence featured on The Number Twelve Looks Like You song "Of Fear" from their 2019 comeback album, Wild Gods, though in the physical album inlay she is listed under the name Eva Korman" is no longer required? Instead could just be "Eva Korman featured on The Number Twelve Looks Like You song "Of Fear" from their 2019 comeback album, Wild Gods" -
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First of all to the addition of the bare version of the AllMusic source that keeps being added: their is a full citation used and isn't necessary to keep adding such a bare source. Second of all, do not use the genres mentioned along the left panel to describe the band. Unless the genre is mentioned in the text it isn't worth mentioning as their use of genre tags are narrow. For instance, they only say "Post-Hardcore" and "Alternative/Indie Rock", which we know doesn't describe their sound. But in the text they say "math-hardcore, acid-jazz, and progressive punk". Showing how untrustworthy the panel is.
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Not sure the procedure for changes of name, but the current article mixes Spence and Korman as Eva's surname. Eva now goes by Korman on social media and professionally. — Preceding
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Further to this - does that mean the latter part of this sentence "Eva Spence featured on The Number Twelve Looks Like You song "Of Fear" from their 2019 comeback album, Wild Gods, though in the physical album inlay she is listed under the name Eva Korman" is no longer required? Instead could just be "Eva Korman featured on The Number Twelve Looks Like You song "Of Fear" from their 2019 comeback album, Wild Gods" -
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