Treason

Treason, a free techno display font by dincTYPE and Diane DiPiazza, has the sharp, cut-paper aggression of early-2000s digital lettering. The caps are built from heavy rectangular forms with abrupt notches and angled slices, so the whole font feels hacked, compressed, and slightly unstable in a way that suits its name.

It fits music flyers, game menus, zine covers, title cards, and logo experiments where a free font needs a hard synthetic edge rather than smooth futurism. Use it for short headlines, monograms, or cover lines, because the chopped geometry gives even a few letters a tense, confrontational rhythm.