Lyndsey Gunnulfsen sits on a stool, kicking her legs and laughing. With her oversized blazer and slicked-back hair, she looks all business. But there’s a playful aura. “It’s been fun and different,” she says about her forthcoming mixtape. “The process has been really fun and really easy and cute.”
"Cute” and “fun” seem like two unlikely words to sum up the next era of Pvris. For the band's next mixtape, F.I.L.T.H., Lyndsey has pulled together a cast of female-identifying collaborators, including Tommy Genesis, Lights and Alice Longyu Gao, with tracks that she describes variously as "heavy, industrial… Trashy sounding… Very dirty pop".
Lyndsey hasn’t quite finished F.I.L.T.H. yet, and is pulling late nights on tour to get it done. It’s a contrast to the more meticulously-planned Pvris albums of the past, and that process has led to a free-flowing feeling in the studio.
