Lou Canon's songs belong on their very own plane. It’s swampy waters filled with electric eels, where natural and synthetic vibrations coalesce beneath Canon’s delicately distorted, sometimes almost-whispered vocals.

Lou Canon’s third album, 'Audomatic Body', is a collection of songs that hear her reflecting on the evolving nature of relationships; the struggle to stay together, the wax and wane of passion, the ways that sensuality can change as years go by — an ode to the human experience.

It’s only fitting that Ariel Engle of La Force, who appears on the album, described the feeling of singing on it as “entering into a boudoir,” likening it to a woman’s private room; a beautifully decorated retreat space for drawing, dreaming, sulking, entertaining a lover, something.