Please recommend very diversified neo-prog albums

Sorry for not being very active here, guys.  God, you wouldn't believe my week.  Goat pregnancies, rains, extra chores, busier at work, and the only real free time I had was to get a lavender latte at Starbucks (actually perty damn tasty) and to go see Mickey 17, which I've been waiting two years for since I'm a fan of the author.

Okay, so about Twelfth Night... I really can't with these guys.  It's so odd; the more "neo-prog" I explore, the less neo-prog I can justify with the tag.  Art and Illusion and XII are just pop rock albums that barely touch up on the genre at all, with XII being so generic and underwritten that it almost hurt in comparison to all the stuff I've been hearing.  They had the one neo-prog album, and it got a great rating from me, but these two are a 63 and 46.

So next I'm heading toward The Violet Hour, after a little Donald Byrd.

Aisles - Chilean band that is nothing if not diverse.  I'm not a fan but do like that they don't stick to a formula

Albion - love these Poles (that will be a recurring theme.  To me Poland is by far the best neo prog country)

  Female vocals and fairly diverse.  Easily likeable and doesn't grow stale with exposure

Asturias - Japanese and electronic instrumental neo.  Brilliant Streams and Circle in the Forest are both very good.  If you want to hear one piece, then make it "Rogus"

Believe - fronted by ex Collage and Satellite guy Mirek Gil.  His Mr Gil solo albums are perhaps more diverse but not always very neo.  I wqon't remention Satellite as you have rated their albums

Clepsydra - superb neo from the Italian part of Switzerland.  Not super diverse but not samey either

Collage - their Moonshine album is a must diverse or not, and their recent reunion album is great too

Earthstone - sole album is earth centered neo prog rather than the usual; self pitying lyrics

Egoband - Italian maybe worth checking out

Faun - German neo with lots of foplk elements.  Searing lead guitars, pagan themes, only released one album, a double live.  Listen!

Grace - English group with several phases.  Most not that great but highly recommend "Pulling Strings and Shiny Things".  Folk oriented, yes that's a recurring theme for me for obvious reasons

Harnakis - Spanish group that sounds more British, sole album pretty good

Haze - the British group.  Underwhelming but not your typical British neo.  Folk oriented

Jump - again folk oriented British group, very unlike the "masters".  Also rock way better.  Diverse styles, great singer, some more universal and less solipsistic themes

Mad Puppet - Italian group.  Album "Masque" worth checking out

Osiris - great Bahraini group most like Camel

Sigma - instrumental neo meets new age.  Some jazz aspects

Solis - unusual Brazilian one-off

Step Ahead - French neo from the original era

Visible Wind - Quebec diverse neo

Any questions just ask, and enjoy!