Electronic/Review Glitch Amour - Love.exe

Glitch Amour is a digital girl-pop duo lost in cyberspace—part angel, part error message. Led by Savannah (vocals, chaos) and her ghost-coded muse, their sound blends teen nostalgia with futuristic breakdowns. It’s Gen Z heartbreak remixed by the cloud. They don’t write songs—they upload feelings.

“Love.exe,” Glitch Amour's debut album, is a kaleidoscopic exploration of the weird, untidy realm where unfiltered emotion meets computer mistake. It is a collection of songs that combine heartbreak, glitchy distortion, and bubblegum sweetness, all filtered through the eyes of a digital soul. It is hyperpop at its most delicate and wild. Fundamentally, “Love.exe” is a failed love tale that has been restarted and reimagined as an intense soundtrack for the generation of internet users.

The entire album has the feel of a digital journal, complete with hazy confusion, pixelated tears, and glittering bits of rebellion. Autotuned voices that float like holograms and alternate between snark and tenderness fill songs. Every track has a slight glitch that exposes the vulnerability beneath the artificial gloss. The production continually shifts between delicate and explosive, drawing inspiration from glitchcore, glossy pop, and 8-bit video game soundtracks.

The sincerity of “Love.exe” is what sets it apart. The emotions at the core of the record feel distinctly human, even as Glitch Amour presents her character as torn between being human and being a machine. The emotions behind the digital dazzle are universal, whether she's portraying the agony of crashing, the dizzy high of falling in love, or the resiliency of rebooting.

“Love.exe” is an addicting listen and a cathartic release for everyone who enjoys the sweet pandemonium of hyperpop, whether they are fans of Glaive, Osquinn, or others. It's a glitchy love letter to the cloud era that is emotional, chaotic, and unforgettable.