The result was no consensus. We are overtime, and I do not see how this discussion can be closed differently from no consensus.-- Ymblanter ( talk) 08:07, 14 March 2016 (UTC)
Non-notable album. — JJMC89 ( T· C) 19:47, 16 February 2016 (UTC)
collaborative forum of reviews, articles and a place to discuss music[2] (user generated content), thus not a reliable source.
been the subject of multiple, non-trivial, published works appearing in sources that are reliable, not self-published, and are independent from the musician or ensemble who created itWP:NALBUMS#C1 and obviously doesn't meet any of the other criteria of WP:NALBUMS, it is not notable. It doesn't matter how long the article has been around or where it is improved compared to before you started editing it. Also, the condition of articles is not relevant. — JJMC89 ( T· C) 01:59, 7 March 2016 (UTC)
The article notes:
The band is out behind its latest album, "Slow Hole to China," a collection of unreleased material from the last four years.
Expect to hear some of those odds and sods tracks as well as some new tunes. Don't be surprised if the band delivers plenty of the gut grind from its aptly titled 2001 album, "Pure Rock Fury." The disc is full of raw, powerful, in your face rock. The album, the band's finest to date, blew away the 1998 Clutch release, the slick, "Elephant Riders." However, "Pure Rock Fury" fell between the tracks, even though it was released by Atlantic Records.
The article notes:
I'm including this passing mention here because it could be used to source information in the article. Since it is a passing mention, I am not using it to establish notability.On top of that, the band will be selling "Slow Hole to China," a compilation of unreleased tracks on River Road, at its shows.
The article notes:
The article was published in 2000 but the album was released in 2003, so perhaps the album was delayed.Power quartet Clutch will also perform at the Centre Theatre Saturday, getting ready to tour with Drown in December.
Just what the metal guys have been clutching since their "Elephant Riders" album is yet to be made clear, but one of the things apparently caught in their grip is a new album, "Slow Hole to China."
It's their first in nearly three years and currently scheduled for a mid-March release. The band has said the sound is a bit heavier than their previous work and rich, with each song an exploration of it's own terrain. Expect to hear several excerpts during their set.
The result was no consensus. We are overtime, and I do not see how this discussion can be closed differently from no consensus.-- Ymblanter ( talk) 08:07, 14 March 2016 (UTC)
Non-notable album. — JJMC89 ( T· C) 19:47, 16 February 2016 (UTC)
collaborative forum of reviews, articles and a place to discuss music[2] (user generated content), thus not a reliable source.
been the subject of multiple, non-trivial, published works appearing in sources that are reliable, not self-published, and are independent from the musician or ensemble who created itWP:NALBUMS#C1 and obviously doesn't meet any of the other criteria of WP:NALBUMS, it is not notable. It doesn't matter how long the article has been around or where it is improved compared to before you started editing it. Also, the condition of articles is not relevant. — JJMC89 ( T· C) 01:59, 7 March 2016 (UTC)
The article notes:
The band is out behind its latest album, "Slow Hole to China," a collection of unreleased material from the last four years.
Expect to hear some of those odds and sods tracks as well as some new tunes. Don't be surprised if the band delivers plenty of the gut grind from its aptly titled 2001 album, "Pure Rock Fury." The disc is full of raw, powerful, in your face rock. The album, the band's finest to date, blew away the 1998 Clutch release, the slick, "Elephant Riders." However, "Pure Rock Fury" fell between the tracks, even though it was released by Atlantic Records.
The article notes:
I'm including this passing mention here because it could be used to source information in the article. Since it is a passing mention, I am not using it to establish notability.On top of that, the band will be selling "Slow Hole to China," a compilation of unreleased tracks on River Road, at its shows.
The article notes:
The article was published in 2000 but the album was released in 2003, so perhaps the album was delayed.Power quartet Clutch will also perform at the Centre Theatre Saturday, getting ready to tour with Drown in December.
Just what the metal guys have been clutching since their "Elephant Riders" album is yet to be made clear, but one of the things apparently caught in their grip is a new album, "Slow Hole to China."
It's their first in nearly three years and currently scheduled for a mid-March release. The band has said the sound is a bit heavier than their previous work and rich, with each song an exploration of it's own terrain. Expect to hear several excerpts during their set.