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ProgressoR Uzbekistan Progressive Rock Pages
Geographical location:
London, United Kingdom
Headquarters:
Tashkent, Uzbekistan, CIS
Second 'office': Oslo, Norway
ProgressoR is a 5-man crew of enthusiasts. We do our best to review and post the results in a timely fashion, but we do have other, external obligations.
Please read the following guidelines before submitting your material for reviewing:
Any recording with accessible music should be sent to:
Olav M Bjornsen (sample review)
Ole Brummsvei 28
N-0979, Oslo
Norway
All other recordings should be sent to:
Raffaella Berry (sample review)
12 S Van Dorn Street #506,
Alexandria, VA 22304,
USA
Vitaly Menshikov (ProgressoR editor and webmaster) only reviews albums for selected labels.
Please include any supporting material and contact details.
If you have a new release or forthcoming shows, please
email any relevant newsletters to the address above, and we will
publish them on the site.
Our Review Policy:
ProgressoR will only review CDs that fall into the Progressive Rock category.
The progressive genres and sub-genres that we particularly welcome are as follows: Art-Rock (Sympho Prog) / Jazz-Fusion / RIO (Rock In Opposition) / Prog-Metal / Fifth Element (New Prog) /
Zeuhl, Avant-garde Jazz / Chamber, Avant-garde Prog / Space Rock, -Fusion, -Metal / Techno-, Doom-, Cathedral Metal /
Classical-, Neoclassical-, Avant-garde Academic Music.
We don't accept any kinds of spontaneously created stuff, purely electronic music and sound design.
We will only review CD/DVD/CD-Rs that are available for sale to the general public, either through a distributor or a website. Sorry, we
will not review MP3s (etc) or demo CD-Rs either. Homemade promo CD-Rs of poor sound quality will not be reviewed either (some of them even turn out to be unrecognizable by our CD players, which display a "NO DISC" message when they are inserted). In addition, we apologize that we are unable to return any CDs or material sent to us, whether reviewed or not.
We try to review all received material as soon as possible, and a
review update normally appears every four weeks with 25 reviews, most of which are in-depth, analytical explorations.
If we receive two copies of a CD, we will arrange a dual review.
Because of the large number of albums we receive, we normally do not confirm
receipt of CDs. However, we routinely add the titles of new arrivals to the
list of Forthcoming Reviews. If your email address is mentioned in the CD press kit or booklet,
we will always e-mail you when we upload your review. Only, please note that,
depending on the current workload (and also due
to our careful attitude towards each recording under review), it may take up to 5 months before your review is published.
We are sorry if our policy doesn't meet your expectations, but that's
the way it has to be:-).
Our Review Team:
Vitaly Menshikov (VM)
Olav Bjornsen (OMB)
Raffaella Berry (RB)
Contributor:
Gabriel Rivest
THANK YOU FOR READING THIS!
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