Mythopoetics
Created during a residency at Gainesville’s Pulp Arts studio, Nandi Rose’s latest album as Half Waif is complex, daring, and emotionally unsettled.
Half Waif uses Mythopoetics to focus on songwriting and piano balladry to a wonderful degree
Nandi Rose’s fifth record as Half Waif marks another pivotal step in her evolution.
While Half Waif's cinematic, keyboard-based atmospheres have generally expanded with each album to this point, they reach another level of vibrancy and drama on their fifth album, Mythopoetics.
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New Half Waif album Mythopoetics: an exercise in self-reflection from Nandi Rose. The electro-pop songwriter is on fine form here