Acid Goth Font

Introducing Acid Goth - Sweet late 90's - early 2000's inspired font with 4 styles, including Regular, Light, Bold and Outline with full set of upper case, lower case, numbers, punctuation, symbols and multilingual letters. Acid Goth - Heavy retrofuturistic grotesk and trendy Y2K grunge style with the spirit of chaos and freedom of the 2000's era. Rave parties in smoky locations, flyers with anti-design, shoes on huge platform as an inspire for this font and your next crazy projects.
What's inside:
Acid Goth Light (OTF, Upper and Lower Case, Numbers, Symbols and Punctuation, Multilingual)
Acid Goth Regular (OTF, Upper and Lower Case, Numbers, Symbols and Punctuation, Multilingual)
Acid Goth Bold (OTF, Upper and Lower Case, Numbers, Symbols and Punctuation, Multilingual)
Acid Goth Outline (OTF, Upper and Lower Case, Numbers, Symbols and Punctuation, Multilingual)

Acid Radio Font

http://www.myfonts.com/fonts/schizotype/acid-haus/

Acid Haus is a fat, geometric face inspired in equal measure by 1920s Bauhaus geometric design and 1980s rave culture. It comes in two flavors, clean and filthy. One is tight and sharp, the other eroded and grungy. Because both are metrically similar, they can be overlapped to great effect. Both styles include an OpenType alphabet-swapping feature, that automatically switches between the two alphabets (when contextual alternates are enabled) to give the text a more handmade look, and to ensure double letter combinations like BB, DD, TT etc. come out as two different glyphs. There are alternate start and end forms of the triangular letters (A, M, V and W), which are substituted automatically as you type. Obviously a display only font, on the border of legibility, it would look great on T-Shirts or record covers.

OTF | 2 Fonts | JPG Preview | 1 Mb RAR

Aprilla Grotesk Font   

TTF, OTF

https://www.myfonts.com/collections/superstar-grotesk-font-not-bad-typeface

Superstar Grotesk is a free interpretation of the first Cyrillic versions of Royal Grotesk and Akzidenz Grotesk, later the "Roublennaya" typeface is the same irremovable pop artist who lingered in the top of the typographic charts until the digital era, and formed the image of the Cyrillic alphabet in the 20th century.