PVRIS, 2000trees Festival 2025 REVIEW: It feels like everything has been leading up to this for PVRIS. Every fascinating era, every sonic exploration, every deep soul search has pointed towards an occasion like this, a headline set at the peak of a UK festival. And from the moment that ‘Burn The Witch’ jolts into life with razor-sharp intensity, it’s clear that something special is afoot, a culmination of everything learned up till this point delivered in screaming colour. Of course, there is much to celebrate right now, with the band’s debut album ‘White Noise’ hitting a decade out in the world, and much of it is showcased here. ‘St. Patrick’ is still as rousing, ‘Fire’ is still as ravenous and ‘Holy’ is still as scathing as when they were first unleashed, but they possess a different sort of potency in 2025 compared to 2014. Much of that comes down to how much Lyndsey Gunnulfsen has continued to come into her own, riding every ebb and flow that the years have thrown at her to become...