Request for Unicode symbols in album/artist names

...and not just this, they doesn't show properly in tracklist/lineup info as well.

It would be great if support for such rare (in English, but abundant in many Eastern Europe languages) characters were created/improved.

As it is now, the situation is not good (as I will show on some examples)

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ě š č ř ž ý ý á í é Ě Š Č Ř Ž Ý Á Í É ň Ň ď Ď ť Ť

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and those are only ones that I use, there are for sure others. I am Czech from Czech Republic, I can speak for my country. These characters are used a lot in names, as shown here:

http://www.progarchives.com/album.asp?id=20433

HVEZDON/ASTEROID

(should be HVĚZDOŇ/ASTEROID)

1. Trhanec (The Muffin) (4:35)
2. Rozep?e (Dispute) (6:15)
3. Procitání (Awaking) (4:40)
4. Silvestr na Bastírn? (New Year's Eve on Bastirna) (5:50)
5. Peru? (Wing) (7:15)
6. Pivo v prásku (Powder Beer) (5:00)
7. Hv?zdo? (Asteroid) (2:10)
8. Bozí ?lov?k (God's Man) (5:10)

should be

1. Trhanec (The Muffin) (4:35)
2. Rozepře (Dispute) (6:15)
3. Procitání (Awaking) (4:40)
4. Silvestr na Baštírně (New Year's Eve on Bastirna) (5:50)
5. Peruť (Wing) (7:15)
6. Pivo v prášku (Powder Beer) (5:00)
7. Hvězdoň (Asteroid) (2:10)
8. Boží člověk (God's Man) (5:10)

But updating (both directly on album's page, or from admin panel) doesn't work for me, Marty McFly, nor for Eugene NotAProgHead , which leads us to think that Unicode support doesn't work, or work badly.

If there is anything that can be done, please do it - it would solve one of the bigger problems of our team - Czech Republic, Slovakia and all other countries that could use this have hundreds of albums that suffer from it (estimate).