Want to give your dark, punk works a little sophistication? Use this impressionist typeface with beautiful swashes that will complement whatever project you have in mind. Recommended to be used on Adobe apps and Corel Draw. Pair this contemporary blackletter font from Letterhend with regular sans serifs for interesting, polished results. Modern yet gothic, this expressive serif from Muntab Art will look amazing on t-shirts, branding, illustrations, web design, and music album covers. Set contains Regular and Outline versions with multilingual characters. Who knew blackletter could be dainty? This typeface by Alit Design is not only strong and unique, but also elegant. Highly detailed and ornate, you will love this font on your tattoo parlor or on a metal music cover. Put it on magazine covers, invitations, music titles, posters, labels, and more. Sharp, tall, and smooth, this versatile serif by Pandastocknet works well regardless of size. Playfully nostalgic with incredible vintage aesthetic, Dans Design brings you this amazing typeface that will suit product logos, packaging, headlines, album covers, and apparel. Tall and gothic, this blackletter font from Dikas Studio includes standard ligatures, swashes, and stylistic alternates to help you pick the right look for your projects. Who knows, maybe you’ll end up adding a new genre to your usual playlist.įor now, enjoy these heavy metal fonts that are sure to make your projects edgy and awesome. If not, you can always check them out on Spotify or YouTube Music. If you’re already a fan, then the names Black Sabbath, Pantera, Slayer, Iron Maiden, Korn, Dream Theater, Judas Priest, and Alice In Chains will be familiar to you. When it sounds heavy, chances are you’re listening to a metal track. Some break the mold and use comedic lyrics masked by head-banging music. Most of these are pretty dark in nature: death, depression, guilt, justice, remorse, and violence are the go-to ideas for many metal composers.
Of course, there’s those usually aggressive, throaty, or screechy vocals that add depth to the songs. A lot of them have complicated drum sequences, accompanied by the lowest range of bass notes you’ll hear.
Metal music revolves around heavily-distorted guitar riffs and frequent use of power chords. You will find a lot of write-ups about its origins that say pretty much the same features. Many prominent features of metal can be traced to 70s hard rock. The consistently-widening diversity of these two music types is another thing that makes differentiating between them more confusing than before.īut when it comes to the word, what music can be truly called ‘metal’? Electric guitar and drum sets on stage? Absolutely. People who are not big into music more often than not confuse metal with rock.
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