Stereofidelic by Ray Larabie of Typodermic Fonts Inc. is a free decorative display font with a tall, compressed silhouette. Its uneven widths and warped strokes give the letters a hand-cut poster quality. Pointed drops and arrow-like details create a strong downward pull.
Concert posters are its clearest setting, especially for experimental rock or electronic events. The narrow letters also suit album covers, club signage, and fashion graphics with a restless edge. Pointed details can echo directional icons and stage graphics, making the lettering part of the event's motif.
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Stereofidelic was created in 1999. The latest version includes redrawn characters and a new set of alternates. In applications that support OpenType, letters are automatically shuffled.
The font includes a license permitting free commercial use, sometimes called a desktop license. It allows you to install the font on a computer. See the license agreement for details.
Embedding the font in an app, ebook, on the web, or in anything else not covered by the desktop license agreement requires a different license. Contact the designer for assistance.