Swans will never be included, because they were never really metal musically. Forget it once and for all.
No band will get included just for being a dubious influence, all bands expect for side projects have to be metal.
Read the rules, you will find that you have absolutely no right to make such absurd demands.
The side project rule does not speak about influence, read it again, It speaks about side project of metal musicians.
Agoraphobic Nosebleed are grindcore, not enough metal based and as such they will not be accepted either.
Soufly are not a side project - again, the definition.
They could be accepted only based on a metal album alone, but last time they were proposed they were rejected by Morrigan personally. If they have a new album that is metal, them you can try it in the appropriate thread.
Ulver have some metal albums, so their non-metal stuff does not interest us.
Cavalera Cospiracy were accepted, bercause they are metal enough, not because of the side project rule.
You have joined in 2006 so you had plenty of time to read and comprehend the written guidelines.
Educate yourself.
- Side-projects are a big debate. When does a band stop being one and starts being a full-time band? What's the difference between a solo career and a side-project, etc. Now, a side-project is a band started in parallel to another band. This is not the same thing as a band member leaving a band and forming a new one, or to join another band! For example, Soulfly is no more a side-project of Max Cavalera as Voivod is a side-project of Jason Newsted.
One might argue that a band can start as such but can stop being one if the main band splits-up. Or that while it's reasonable to have Wongraven or Chaostar, that a country band started by a Flotsam & Jetsam member would simply look out of place on a metal site. Our answer is that we have no choice but to go with a case by case approach. It might be a little arbitrary, but it's hard to define a rule that will apply for every case of a non-metal side-project. Yes, that might mean you'll have to ask us before submitting this guy's side-project. Usually there shouldn't be any problem, but if the side-project really has nothing to do with the heavy metal scene and/or would really look out of place here, chances are, it won't be accepted.
- Additionally, there will be some non-metal bands featured on the site that we feel are still part of the metal scene despite not being metal themselves (usually darkwave, ambient, neo-classical and/or folk bands, examples being Mortiis, Elend, Autumn Tears, Stille Volk, etc). These bands are selected by the moderators in an admittedly arbitrary fashion, and their submission by normal users is discouraged. Please bear with us on this.
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The last paragraph means , that certain bands like Mortiis were selected by the site staff. Users, however, have no right to propose non-metal bands to be included here.
Again:
For example, Soulfly is no more a side-project of Max Cavalera as Voivod is a side-project of Jason Newsted.
Again. you have joined in 2006. Should I consider it to be a provocation or a case of total ignorance?
LOCK please.
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