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 This is truly a snowfall: the words settle on your skin, and even if they seem to melt immediately, they leave you wet and cold.

 This snowfall is made of many things: it is made of cryptic lyrics, jazz, acoustic guitars, and the memory of Italian singer-songwriters.

Marco Parente's album [neve] Ridens is described as a chilling and poetic experience with raw, ironic, and heartbreaking lyrics. The music blends jazz and acoustic guitars with influences from Italian singer-songwriters. Moments of darkness are punctuated by rare glimpses of light, creating a powerful emotional atmosphere. The album challenges listeners without offering easy comfort, leaving a lasting impression. Listen to Marco Parente’s [neve] Ridens and experience its haunting poetic wilderness.

 "This is a great album!!!"

 "The opener, 'The Thin White Line', originally written in English... turns out to be even more hypnotic and sharp compared to the first version."

The reviewer defends Afterhours against accusations of selling out, praising the band's efforts to reach an international audience. The album benefits from collaborations with American musicians and maintains a balanced, bittersweet tone. While some translated lyrics lose poetic value, the overall quality and technical skills of the band members have clearly improved. Listen to Afterhours' 'Ballads For Little Hyenas' and experience a captivating blend of Italian rock and international flair.