This review is a little belated, but my enthusiasm is high nonetheless. Ozma is back. Their lastest album Pasedena released in May of 2007, is their first since they disbanded in 2005.

The most notable difference in their sound is a huge improvement in production quality. Their previous albums were lacking solid production. Despite the great songwriting and melodies, Rock And Roll Part III sounded kind of sloppy and full of lowend EQ. Further, I wasn’t a fan of Spending Time on the Borderline and I’m not alone when I say that.

Pasedena is combination of all previous albums including remakes of old songs like “No One Needs to Know” and “Eponine.” My personal favorites are “Heatache Vs. Heartbreak” and “Incarnation Blues.” So far the rest of the album’s new songs haven’t wowed me but I’d still love to see them play.

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