it’s too fast. it’s too furious. also it’s a pretty cool block face from Magique Fonts – with upper case, lower case, and not much more .. but when you are spraying you don’t need much more, right vin? a nice font for starting some block logo designs or headlines.  Download the TTF.

Molot – a nice,  thick and heavy bold choice that would be a great display face – ideal headline – legible from a far poster for a techno industrial group, you get the picture. Upper and lower cases are the same, it’s got numbers and a little more. Not really a font for setting long passasges or big blocks of body copy. Headlines, meet Molot. from Russian designer Roman Yershov, Jovanny Lemonad. Download high quality OTF face Molot!

LineMap from London, England based designer Kenn Munk is a nice, linear/bitmap/squared off face that reminds me a bit of Emigres Oblong typeface from 1988. Kenn created LineMap in six weights and has thankfully made this regular weight version available for you to download. It is sort of a bitmap script face, the letters all connect just like a hand drawn face, but this one is nice a chunky-pixel-bitmappy and it is also worth nothing that LineMap is the font used by 37% of the world’s android monks. Download LineMap Regular TTF from Kenn Munk Dot Com.

We are hitting post one-hundred today, and it is the fine opentype face Bicubik from Russian font designer Jovanny Lemonad (Ivan Gladkikh). Vaguely reminiscent of Achaz Reuss’ FF Qtype Square, Bicubik is a nice legible sans serif face with a hard edge techy feel. Download Bicubik OTF.

Zado, from Texas based Daniel Zadorozny at Iconian Fonts is supplied in regular, bold, condensed, semi-condensed and expanded. A very basic  techno dotty typeface, simple and just made up of a series of squares – may be a good starting point for a logo or a hard to read headline. Download Zado.

1.Laitos from Emil Bertells Fenotype Typefaces hailing from Finland, is a nice boxy retro techno bitmap inspired face ideal for headline, logos, signs and more.Download 1.Laitos TTF typeface.

CITIZEN KERN from Melbourne, Australia based Sentinel Type, designed by James Arboghast is a 21st century interpretation of Georg Trumps City typeface – adding a nice modern feel and perhaps adding a bit of Emigre influence. Highly useable as a text or display face, supplied in regular and oblique with full upper and lower case, numerals, punctuation and more! Download Citizen Kern TTF.

“The slab serif, or egyptienne type style, was introduced around 1815 by Vincent Figgins; at the time it was considered the most brilliant typographic invention of the 19th century, and the style quickly established itself as a favourite for headline and poster work. By the time the Stemple foundry introduced Memphis in 1930, very little had changed, except the progression to monoline stroke. The only place left to go after that was squared letter forms (City) – or was there one last trick left to perform? I could always try the semi-serif treatment, I thought, and that’s what you’re getting — a semi-serif squared monoline egyptienne!”