Nuova Era - Dopo l'infinito (1989)

Dopo L'Infinito (1989) is the second studio album by the Italian band Nuova Era, released by the Florentine label Contempo Records. It is considered one of the pinnacles and defining records of the neo-symphonic Rock Progressive Italiano (RPI) revival of the late 1980s.

Lush, powerful, and keyboard-focused, the sonic fabric is anchored by dominant organ parts (Hammond), analog synthesizers, and samplers, intertwined with dynamic guitar riffs and expressive, emotional vocal delivery. The album's style draws influences from Emerson, Lake & Palmer, Le Orme, and Museo Rosenbach.