Sanhedrin

Sanhedrin, David F. Nalle's free geometric techno display font from 1998, has a stripped-down futuristic voice built from smooth curves, straight strokes, and a few sharply cut angles. The letters feel spare and symbol-like, with rounded forms set against pointed joins and a Greek-flavored twist that gives the font a slightly cryptic, engineered mood.

It works well for sci-fi branding, electronic music flyers, game interfaces, poster titles, and magazine cover lines where a free font can carry a cool, coded tone without getting busy. Use it for short headlines, title cards, or logos, especially when you want clean geometry with just enough unusual shaping to feel custom.