Glenn Love is a dark electro-industrial musician based in Toronto, Canada. He writes and performs his own material and has been releasing music since 1995.

Love became interested in electronic music at an early age. His influences cover many genres as well as electro, goth and industrial. His first release was the 1995 tape Mixture, acid jazz and electro, and in 1996 he played the du Maurier Jazz Festival in Toronto. The trip-hop and electro CD Return to Wakefulness followed in 1996 under the name Another Hours Worth. In 1997 he co-wrote Quantity and Lots of It with the band Stool, who toured the U.S. and Canada. Through the late 1990s and early 2000s he played with a range of other bands.

He self-released Cruel Utopia in November 2001, produced by Greg O'Shea. Exclaim! noted its "clean, polished programming" and placed it between Yello and Kruder and Dorfmeister, "but much darker." In December 2002 he signed with the German label Sonic-X. Belle Epoque (2005) was produced by Lorne Hounsel. Cryptesthesia (2008) and Delusion of Reprieve (2011) were produced by Tommy Steuer at TS-Musix Studio in Germany. Alternavox heard Cryptesthesia as what you would get "if Combichrist, Mechanical Moth and Goth Minister were to have a kid." The (R)Age Electric EP (2015), produced by Nick G, took a harder turn; Peek-a-boo Magazine suggested "electro metal" as a description. The Cheetah EP (2018), produced by Sean Murray, reached No. 11 on the Deutsche Alternative Charts singles chart twice in March 2019. His records have been played on Canadian college radio and CBC.

Love has toured Canada and Europe several times. Between 2006 and 2025 he performed eight times during Wave-Gotik-Treffen in Leipzig, once as guest vocalist with Neustrohm on the single "Red Alert". He has played Festival Vitesse Lumière in Quebec City several times, as well as Electroshock Festival in Germany, Kinetic Festival in Montreal, and the NXNE, EBM Fest and Aftermath festivals in Toronto. He has opened for Seabound, De/Vision, Mind in a Box, Assemblage 23 and the Armageddon Dildos. He played keyboards for Attrition and opened for their 2011 Canadian tour, and played keyboards for Psyche at EBM Fest in 2010.

Love has opened for the German band Intent:Outtake many times throughout Germany and Belgium, including on their 2025 Silence is Dead tour.

His recent releases are self-produced: the album The Uncollected Dead (2023), the five-track mini album Is Anybody Out There and the single Invincible (both 2025). Is Anybody Out There placed four times on the Deutsche Alternative Charts singles chart in June and July 2025, peaking at No. 9, with the same placings in the American Alternative Charts. New material continues with dark electro themes and moves toward what can be called new dark wave, dark tech or dark groove.