Frish, designed by Marine Drouan of Mixher, is a free distorted display font built from sharp, broken letterforms and abrupt changes in stroke width. Angular cuts, missing sections, and small round punctures recur throughout the lettering, and the dense silhouette looks deliberately damaged and almost mechanical.
An underground record label or experimental game studio could use it across album packaging, posters, merchandise, and game interfaces, especially when the artwork leans into industrial debris or fractured machinery. Its most convincing role is turning a music title into part of the printed artwork.