Lynn Gunn

Gunn is one of the founders of the electronic alternative rock band PVRIS (pronounced "Paris") in 2012, which was then named Operation Guillotine. By 2013, Gunn had replaced Kyle Anthony as lead vocalist and guitarist. For legal reasons, the name of the band was officially changed to Pvris on July 26, 2013.[3]

In 2018, Gunn opened up about vocal issues which she had been struggling with during her recent tours, and stated that she was undergoing vocal coaching to relearn how to sing. [4] Gunn had previously acknowledged difficulties with "vocal kinks" and apologized if she had not "seemed herself" during live shows. [5] In a 2019 interview with Kerrang!, Gunn stated that she had visited several ENT doctors who found that there was nothing physically wrong with her, and she felt that she was dealing with psychological blocks which prevented her from singing.[6]

She has collaborated with author bands and musicians as a singer and songwriter. In 2013, Gunn collaborated with American pop-punk band A Loss for Words on the single "Distance".[7] She co-wrote two tracks for Dissonants, the 2016 album from Australian rock band Hands Like Houses.[8] In 2017, she was featured on the track "Lose Myself" on The Throes of Winter by Seven Lions,[9] and on Circa Waves' album Different Creatures.[10]

In 2016, it was rumoured that Gunn was going to collaborate on new music with her friend Jenna McDougall, frontwoman of the Australian rock band Tonight Alive.[11] Gunn was featured on the single "Disappear" which appeared on Tonight Alive’s 2018 album Underworld[12]

She briefly filled in for Katie Henderson of The Aces as a guitarist when the band was supporting 5 Seconds of Summer on their Meet You There Tour.[13] In 2019, she collaborated with From Indian Lakes on the single "Did We Change".[14]

Lyndsey Gunnulfsen grew up in Lowell, Massachusetts. She has spoken about her lifelong fascination with graveyards, death, and the occult, stating that this was the inspiration behind many of the paranormal and macabre themes in her song-writing.[15] Spiritually, she has said she is "into astrology and life paths and weird energetics stuff". [16] Gunn has stated that she has struggled with depression, and that this was a major inspiration for much of her song-writing.[17] Gunn has also cited bands such as Paramore, Radiohead, Florence and the Machine, and The Weeknd as musical influences.[18][19] Lynn Gunn is a graduate from Lowell High School. Participating in Battle of The Bands at the school with some fellow classmates, she graduated in 2012, was originally going to attend MassArt but ultimately backed out to pursue music, Gunn has spent some time working at Hot Topic and Guitar Center.

Studio albums with Pvris

• White Noise (2014)
• All We Know of Heaven, All We Need of Hell (2017)
• Use Me (2020)