Chaotrope

There's some fine stuff on these albums, but I guess the problem is that it all sounds 'synthesised', whilst not qualifying for Prog Electronic due to the extensive use of drums in the recordings. I don't know if either of the two collabs who do the pre-evals have listened to your stuff - there's certainly plenty of it - and whether they feel it might be possible to pass it to the Crossover team for a listen (that's where we have Mike Oldfileld, who sort of did an early version of this kind of thing, but using real instruments). A lot of your stuff is very fast and furious - but very melodic too...as you say, prog like we've never heard before. Difficult one as regards fitting it into the site, but excellent music to be proud of nevertheless.

Contacting the collabs is easy enough. They are harmonium.ro & Andy Webb. Just follow either of these two links, and then the 'send private message' link that you'll find on the profile page that opens up. You probably won't need to though - they do pop into this 'unsigned' forum on a fairly regular basis because a lot of artists who have albums for sale on bandcamp (but are unsigned) don't realise that as long as they do have an official release, even if it is a 'self-release', then they still qualify to be evaluated for inclusion in the database as long as their music is deemed suitable for PA by the collabs who do these 'pre-evaluations', as we call them.
In your case the problem will be that your music doesn't really fit any of the sub genres that have been accepted as the ones to use for classifying the bands & artists that are added the site. It certainly isn't Prog Metal. 'Toughies' like this inevitably get dumped outside the Crossover team's front door, but they don't always get added to the site, even if they are more or less accepted by everyone as being 'prog', and can sometimes float about in 'no man's land' or bounce back and forth between the various teams' charts for years. Hopefully Alex or Andy will see this thread, listen to your stuff, and give a more informed opinion regarding the suitability of your project for inclusion on the site than I ever could. The most recent album I would certainly have no hesitation in adding to Crossover Prog, from my own point of view. The others though are a bit more difficult to assign.