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Fails
WP:GNG and probably
WP:NMUSIC (at least to a point that a layman like me can tell, since it's not like most non-experts can tell what's a major label and what's not - but nothing in the article strikes me as obviously meeting NM).
WP:BEFORE does not reveal any in-depth, major coverage. Piotr Konieczny aka Prokonsul Piotrus|
reply here 04:21, 31 May 2019 (UTC)reply
Delete – I can find no significant coverage to meet
WP:BASIC/
WP:GNG and no other evidence of notability. –
Levivich 05:56, 5 June 2019 (UTC)reply
Changing my !vote to keep based on the English and foreign-language sources found by
RebeccaGreen (well done!). While paragraph-length mentions don't impress me for
WP:SIGCOV purposes, there appear to be at least
WP:THREE examples of significant coverage published by independent reliable sources: (1) a chapter in
Lucifer Rising, published 2015 by
Plexus Publishing; (2) multiple pages and footnotes in
Camion Noir: Looking for Europe published 2009 by
fr:Camion Blanc (and also some coverage in
Camion Blanc: Anthologie de L'Ambient); and, (3) multiple pages in
Schillerndes Dunkel published 2010 by
de:Plöttner Verlag. (I'm not familiar with these publishers but presume they are legit based on their Wikipedia articles, websites, and their being cited as sources in other Wikipedia articles.) I think these three sources demonstrate that the article subject meets
WP:GNG. –
Levivich 16:43, 6 June 2019 (UTC)reply
Keep I do find significant coverage, enough to meet
WP:GNG: a solid paragraph (and possibly more - the page before is blanked in Google Books) about her work around 1995 in CAMION BLANC: ANTHOLOGIE DE L'AMBIENT D'Éric Satie à Moby : nappes, aéroports et paysages sonores[1]; 6 and a bit pages covering her work from 1994-2004 in CAMION NOIR: LOOKING FOR EUROPE Tome 2[2]; 1 para about her book The Ancients Fire of Midgard in Imagining the Supernatural North[3] and another in Skinheads - Gothics - Rockabillies: Gewalt, Tod & Rock'n'Roll[4]; 2 paras about her and her involvements ca 1993 and later (before an interview with her), in Lucifer Rising: Sin, Devil Worship & Rock'n'Roll[5]; also a para in 'CHAPTER 9 Germanic Neopaganism – A Nordic Art-Religion?' of Norse Revival: Transformations of Germanic Neopaganism[6]; and there appears to be a lot in Schillerndes Dunkel: Geschichte, Entwicklung und Themen der Gothic Szene (her name appears on 8 pages, of which only snippets of 3 are visible on Google Books)
[7]. There may be more - I have not searched on all the names of her albums, nor thoroughly on all the names she has used (Andrea Nebel, Andrea Meyer, Andrea Haugen, Andrea M. Haugen, Nebelhexë). The previous AfD discussion suggests that she would also meet
WP:MUSIC#C5, with albums on more than one of the more important indie labels. If kept, the article would need significant editing for tone, tense, etc.
RebeccaGreen (
talk) 15:10, 6 June 2019 (UTC)reply
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