Vincent Carr's SUMIC for Prog Folk

This topic is a month old now, and didn't get any replies up to yet.I'm listening to the debut from 2008 right now and loving it. That's one extra 'like' you've gained on facebook, if nothing else! I'm not entirely sure that you have had a wide enough public exposure as yet to be eligible for an evaluation for inclusion on here.  It has often been pointed out by persons far more familiar with the ins and outs of progarchives than myself that they don't want to see the site become cluttered with bands who have just a handful of likes on facebook, half a dozen downloads on bandcamp, and not even a mention on RYM - let alone a review or rating on there. With the growth of sites such as bandcamp it has become very easy for almost anyone with a bit of knowledge about computers and Digital Audio Workstations to put together an album of prog in their bedroom or cellar and get it streamed/sold on the Internet. That's not intended as a slur on bandcamp at all - it is a platform also used by a good many record labels to get their artists' work out into the public domain - but sites such as this one have to be careful with what they accept from the vast and ever-growing library of potential candidates that can be found on there.