Once Lost Then Found

Falling (feat. Laura Burden)

Bad Moon Rising

Lovers Know

Last Time

Hanged Man

One Foot

Omaha

Wildfire

Shake Your Head Yes

Velveteen

Orion

Say Something

Semantics

Believer

All My Heart

Generals

What We Lose In The Fire We Gain In The Flood

Numbers Don't Lie

A collection of some of songs from three Mynabirds albums

GENERALS

Disarm

Apples and Oranges

Good Medicine

Wolf Mother

Disaster

Buffalo Flower

Radiator Sister

Apples & Oranges

BE HERE NOW

Hold On

Shouting at the Dark

Be Here Now

Ashes in the Rain

Cocoon

Wild Hearts

Witch Wolf

In honor of the 25th anniversary of Portishead's timeless album "Dummy", the Mynabirds' Laura Burhenn pays homage to one of her favorite feminist anthems of all time, "Glory Box." As women's rights backslide into a bygone era, the refrain becomes a plea more haunting and prevalent than ever: "I just want to be a woman..." 

Produced, mixed and mastered by Patrick Damphier. Cover photo by Bliss Braoudakis.

Glory Box

American singer-songwriter Laura Burhenn is a shape-shifter who can't sit still. Since 2010 she's worked under the moniker The Mynabirds, releasing four critically acclaimed and stylistically different albums on Saddle Creek: What We Lose in the Fire We Gain in the Flood (2010) and GENERALS (2012), both produced by Richard Swift, Lovers Know (2015), and Be Here Now (2017). She has also toured as a member of the Postal Service (2013) and Bright Eyes (2011), helped found Omaha Girls Rock (a non-profit helping young girls find their voices), and in 2013 gave a TED talk based on her "New Revolutionists" portrait project, exploring what it means to be a revolutionary woman in this day and age. Before The Mynabirds, Laura was a member of DC indie band Georgie James with Q And Not U's John Davis, and also put out two self-produced solo albums on the label she founded herself, Laboratory Records.

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