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Chinese Rocks Font

A gritty, condensed caps font with punk attitude

Ray Larabie · Condensed grunge display (all caps) · 1999 · ✓ Free for commercial static use (Typodermic EULA)

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Chinese Rocks font poster: white gritty caps on a charcoal wall with torn postersChinese Rocks font on a black band t-shirt reading ROCK CITYChinese Rocks character set: capitals A to Z, alternate capitals on the lowercase keys, numbers and symbols

Illustrations of the Chinese Rocks style made for DaFontFonts. Letterforms are approximate; check the official specimen before you buy.

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License:
Free for commercial static use (Typodermic EULA)
Font Type:
Free for commercial use
Download:
Official free release
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About Chinese Rocks

Chinese Rocks is a condensed display font by Ray Larabie of Typodermic Fonts, first released in 1999. Its tall, narrow letters have worn, irregular edges, like type printed on a cheap gig poster or stencilled on a road case.

It is a favourite for band merchandise, punk and rock posters, streetwear and gaming graphics. Chinese Rocks is free under Typodermic’s desktop license for static commercial use; web and app embedding need a separate license.

Where Chinese Rocks works best

  • Band merch and gig posters
  • Streetwear designs
  • Gaming graphics
  • Bold headlines

Free alternatives to Chinese Rocks

Open-licence fonts with a comparable feel, every one verified free for commercial use and downloadable from DaFontFonts.

Chinese Rocks is a trademark of its owner. DaFontFonts does not host or distribute the Chinese Rocks font files; download and licence links go to the official source.

Questions

Is Chinese Rocks free for commercial use?

Yes, for static commercial work such as logos, print and images, under the Typodermic desktop license included with the download.

Who made Chinese Rocks?

Ray Larabie of Typodermic Fonts, first released in 1999.

Can I use Chinese Rocks on my website?

Not as a web font with the free desktop license. Use an image of the text, buy a web license, or pick a free web font such as Bebas Neue.

Does Chinese Rocks have lowercase letters?

No. The lowercase keys type slightly different capitals, which you can mix with the regular ones so repeated letters do not look identical.

Is Chinese Rocks by the same designer as Coolvetica?

Yes. Both are by Ray Larabie of Typodermic Fonts.

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