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This article makes no citations, suggesting much of the material is original research. It uses subjective adjectives and describes rises in popularity without citation or the metric used. Some of the other information is unverifiable. The opening paragraph was also copy/pasted from the band's website, which is a copyright violation. Citing factual information on the official website would be fine, were more information to appear there, Tim, so long as the writing on Wikipedia is original. --24.118.103.210 (talk) 04:58, 2 November 2013 (UTC)Reply