Metal Lord Font

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About Metal Lord Font

Metal Lord is a distinctive font designed by Typodermic Fonts. FontMagic lists it with related styles such as Fonts, gothic, and Modern, making it easier to discover similar lettering for your next creative project.

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Metal Lord Font License

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Font Meta Information

• Metal Lord
• Regular
• MetalLord-Regular
• Version 6.001
• MetalLord-Regular
• Version 6.001;TYPO;MetalLord-Regular;1969;FL830
• Ray Larabie
• Ray Larabie
• Get ready to rock with the edgy and bold design of Metal Lord, the ultimate heavy metal typeface! With its sharp, angular lines and bold, commanding presence, Metal Lord is the perfect choice for any design project that demands power and intensity. Crafted in 1996, this unique typeface draws inspiration from the iconic Iron Maiden logo, but takes it to the next level with its own distinctive flair. The angular design of Metal Lord sets it apart from other heavy metal typefaces, giving your designs an unforgettable and unmistakable edge. In 1977 at Crowes Studio in London, Dennis Wilcock was the studio manager he was also the lead singer of a heavy metal band called Iron Maiden. Dennis selected the heaviest heavy metal font he could find from his stacks of typeface catalogs and ordered a PMT from a typositor agency. Hip, young designer, Ray Hollingsworth modified it and developed it into the Iron Maiden logo we know and love. The name of that typeface has been lost to time. The earliest known sightings are the sleeve for reissue of Greed Eyed God by Steel Mill in 1975, Visionary by Gordon Giltrap in 1976, the poster for the David Bowie film, The Man who Fell to Earth in 1976, Nana Mouskouri Live at the Royal Albert Hall 1978, Iron Maiden 1980 and Mama s Boys self-titled 1981. It s possible that the typeface was designed by Helmut Wenske (aka Chris Hyde) who drew similar lettering on the album cover Rock n Roll Testament by Karthago in 1974. Or perhaps Peder Bundgaard who have drawn similar lettering on the sleeve of Sea Son by Secret Oyster in 1974. The latest known appearance of the typeface was in the 1988 Iron Maiden tour calendar. If you have any information, please contact Typodermic Fonts. If you use Metal Lord in an OpenType savvy application, you ll see magic stuff going on: letters occasionally flip, tuck and grow little flags to fit nicely together. To toggle this effect, use your application s standard ligatures feature. Whether you re creating album covers, posters, t-shirts, or any other project that needs to scream with attitude, Metal Lord is the font you can rely on to get the job done. So let your creativity run wild and let Metal Lord bring your designs to life with its raw energy and unapologetic style. Get Metal Lord today and show the world that you mean business!
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• This font has been released under a no rights reserved Creative Commons Zero license. Please do not ask permission to do anything with these fonts. Whatever you want to do with this font, the answer will be yes. Please read about the CC0 Public Domain license before contacting me. https://creativecommons.org/publicdomain/zero/1.0/ To the extent possible under law, Raymond Larabie has waived all copyright and related or neighboring rights to this font. This work is published from Japan.
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