There’s a natural and understandable fear that comes from exposing who you truly are to the world. Especially if you’ve privately spent years working on figuring that out. For Lynn Gunn, PVRIS had until recently offered something of a shield, allowing room to be creative and express her artistic vision, but its public presentation as a collective provided a protective buffer that helped to deflect attention and share the weight of responsibilities. No longer, though. Album three, Use Me, is the first release in the PVRIS catalogue where that weight rests solely on her shoulders. There’s no hiding. For better or worse, this is Lynn Gunn – her talent, her story, and the truth of who she is at this moment in time. It’s a big, brave leap into the unknown for someone so previously spotligh...
