Cosmic-Astral, the latest album by Toronto-based producer Moshe Fisher-Rozenberg produced under the moniker Memory Pearl, is without a doubt a unique and unorthodox musical collection that hits differently from the norm.

The album serves as Memory Pearl’s own take on a 1970s psychotherapy music program that is assisted by and combined with the psychedelic drug known as LSD. As controversial as it sounds, Cosmic-Astral delves deep within the psyche of listeners, oering the opportunity of healing through sound.

With this reimagined take on the original music program, Cosmic-Astral not only enhances what has been, but it also breaks new ground with modern production techniques and a refreshed approach that will hit the spot for any listener.

Encouraging a journey of immersive self-reflection through mastery of electronic instruments, Cosmic-Astral is Memory Pearl’s most impressive work to date. Blending together ambient and experimental music with New Age influences, the result is a delicately handled album that is both gentle and meditative.

While the songs in the album are seemingly placed in an arranged and organized manner to fully appreciate each track, there are noteworthy pieces in Cosmic-Astral that are worth mentioning and singling out.

Tracks in the album such as ‘Astral Travel’, ‘Music Travel IV’, and ‘Relaxation Induction’, highlight the soothing and delicate melodies that evoke listeners into an astral journey of traversing both the mighty cosmos and the abyss within.

Cosmic-Astral functions as a gentle collection of carefully produced compositions that capture the psychedelic aura of its original influence while creating a source of healing for listeners through its sonic structure built on subtlety and tenderness.