PVRIS

About

PVRIS, the brainchild of frontwoman Lynn Gunn, is a sonic force that defies genre boundaries, blending darkwave atmospherics, alt-rock grit, and pop sensibilities into a sound that feels both haunting and anthemic. Emerging from Lowell, Massachusetts, the trio—now a solo-driven project—has carved a niche as a voice for the disenchanted, weaving introspective lyrics with cinematic production. Their 2014 debut *White Noise* catapulted them into the spotlight, with tracks like "My House" and "St. Patrick" becoming alt-rock staples. PVRIS’s music is a tapestry of influences, from the brooding intensity of Nine Inch Nails to the ethereal textures of Florence + the Machine, creating a soundscape that’s as emotionally raw as it is sonically expansive. Over the years, PVRIS has evolved from a band to a vessel for Gunn’s artistic vision, with albums like *All We Know of Heaven, All We Need of Hell* and *Use Me* showcasing her growth as a songwriter and producer. Their work has resonated deeply with LGBTQ+ audiences, with Gunn’s openness about her identity adding a layer of authenticity to their music. Collaborations with artists like Marshmello and collaborations on soundtracks for *The Hunger Games* and *Suicide Squad* have further cemented their cultural relevance. Currently, PVRIS continues to push boundaries, with recent releases like *Evergreen* exploring themes of rebirth and resilience. As they prepare for their next chapter, PVRIS remains a beacon of innovation and emotional honesty in the modern music landscape.