Sorenson, created by Neale Davidson between 2013 and 2015, is a free modern military display font with an exceptionally compressed silhouette. Its heavy strokes are split by slim gaps and squared, mechanical cutouts.
It is strongest on posters, where a few words can resemble stenciled industrial markings. The same severe geometry suits action-game graphics and military-themed merchandise. On album covers, its narrow forms can suggest dystopian technology or machine-built infrastructure.
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Includes a full alphabet, extended punctuation, the euro symbol, and an italic version.