`  ==Hardcore punk bands==  Moved this from the article, as without actually saying which bands it sounds a bit like gossip (I'm not saying it is gossip, just that it sounds like it): :Some hardcore bands in Italy have claimed to be irrealist. -   I don't have any sources for it, I'm afraid, I was just merging it in from the ``Irrealism in music`` article. That was the entire content of that article, so I figured it needed to be redirected unless there was something more to say about music specifically.    :Maybe we should keep it here until we can come up with some specific references.  Is the user who wrote the irrealism in music article available?  -   ::I agree. Unfortunately, all of the substantive contributions appear to have been made by IPs.    :::The band it used to list as irrealist is Suine Anget - unfortunately, a google on them pretty much just turns up wikipedia mirrors.  -   ::::Of a page that has been deleted here, probably because it was not considered encyclopedic material. Same probably goes for the sentence I merged in, and you removed.    == Tagged with expert ==  Irrealism is a philosophical theory, primarily aimed at an ontological question. Any applications to aesthetics etc. are by the by.  Thus it's kind of crazy that this article has one sentence on the theory and a page on some artists uncritical interpretation of it.  I haven't read any philosophy in a fair while so I'm probably not the best person to make these changes, but as a guide, lets start by putting it in context of Quine and his followers, lets actually describe the theory, a few major criticisms, later developments of it by Elgin et.al. and then perhaps a section on contemporary philosophy influenced by it, e.g. Yablo.   `