Progarchists, our friend and ally, Robin Armstrong, just announced a slight delay in the release of the new Cosmograf album, The Man Left in Space.  The album will now be released at the end of January 2013, giving Robin a bit of cushion in the final production.  Robin’s full post (complete with wonderful Rush references in the title) can be found here:

http://www.cosmograf.com/launch-delayed-too-many-snakes-not-enough-ladders/

Also, Robin would like as many as possible to “like” Cosmograf on Facebook:

http://www.facebook.com/groups/552531094761535/

Of course, it should go with out stating that every Progarchist should own the first three Cosmograf albums as well as pre-order The Man Left in Space.  Sadly, the first one is very difficult to find, but let’s hope Robin reissues it.

Comograf’s music can best be described–if a comparison is necessary–as a cross between Ayreon and Big Big Train–theatric, eclectic, and totally prog.  Despite the comparison, Robin’s music is certainly original, and he is, no doubt, his own man and artist.  The new album will feature other Progarchy favorites, Greg Spawton and Nick D’Virgilio of Big Big Train and Matt Stevens of The Fierce and the Dead.  Additionally, our generation’s Phill Brown, Rob Aubrey, is helping with engineering.  And (yes, I’m incredibly proud of this), I have a few spoken lines on the album.  How cool is that?  Very.

One last treat: here’s the title track of the last release.  Enjoy.