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Fair use rationale for Image:RaunchyBand.jpg
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Notability
editSimple search on "Raunchy" at Danish National Radio and Television returns 11 hits, the first Indierock i(n) Beijing refers to their acclaim in China during the Olympic Games.
Simple search at Gaffa (Large independent music magazine) returns 49 articles/news/reviews, including numerous on the inclusion in the SPOT festival (independent festival arranged by ROSA) and their nominations for Danish Metal Awards (Self organizing, independent, industry awards).
I think Notability is then established with significant coverage from independent reliable sources. - VicVal (talk) 10:45, 23 December 2008 (UTC)