User:QuietHere
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| they them | This user uses the pronouns they / them. |
 | This user is agender. |
 | This user identifies as queer. |
 | This user is a resident of the U.S. Commonwealth of Pennsylvania. |
| en | This user is a native speaker of the English language. |
| What did you do? | This user includes edit summaries in their contributions and thinks that everybody should use them as well. |
| This user clicks the "Show preview" button to avoid making useless mistakes... |  |
 | This user is a participant in WikiProject Albums. |
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This user listens to music when editing Wikipedia. |
| RYM | This user has an account on Rate Your Music. |
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To-do list: (feel free to make any of these. I won't bite.)
- The Abstract and the Dragon (see Wikipedia:Articles for deletion/Ill Vibe)
- A New Illusion (Metacritic) and Stellular (Metacritic) by Rose Elinor Dougall
- Start Here by the Gloria Record (sources in band article)
- "This Sacred Ground" by David Diamond (will need more)
- Dark Nights: Death Metal#Soundtrack can be expanded or maybe even get its own page.
- Aldous Harding (album) (redirect; needs more sources)
- Code Orange - What Is Really Underneath? (sources are Googleable; might be just announcements but worth looking into)
- Dark Continent: Semiramis
- Dave Lombardo - Rites of Percussion
- Stand Atlantic - Fear (redirect)
- Turn It On! (Romero album) + band article
- Stars - From Capelton Hill (redirect)
- Ezra Collective - You Can't Steal My Joy (redirect)
- Shabaka Hutchings - Afrikan Culture (redirect)
- Bingo Fury - Bats Feet for a Widow
- Makaya McCraven - Universal Beings (redirect)
- The Men - New York City (redirect)