Modern Vampires of the City – Vampire Weekend Contributed by Stephen Coles on Mar 19th, 2013. Artwork published in 2013. Source: vampireweekend.com License: All Rights Reserved. Cover of the May 6, 2013 Vampire Weekend release, designed by members of the band. The two typefaces are also used in the lyrics video for Step. Source: www.youtube.com License: All Rights Reserved. Source: www.youtube.com License: All Rights Reserved. Typefaces More about ITC Edwardian ScriptGet ITC Edwardian ScriptMore about FuturaGet Futura Formats Film/Video (1115) Album Art (4377) Topics Music (6564) Designers/Agencies Rostam Batmanglij (1) Ezra Koenig (1) Tagged withVampire Weekend (2)music videos (168)lyrics videos (29)black and white (2072)overlapping type (355)tight linespacing (375)pop music (517)vampires (39) Artwork location United States (10270) New York City (3058) In SetsTrade Gothic + Times New Roman (T W) (4)futura (Emily Stevenson) (15)favs (scotcht) (20)ITC (Florian Hardwig) (400) 5 Comments on “Modern Vampires of the City – Vampire Weekend” alexander says: Nov 18th, 2015 11:59 pm What kind of Futura is that? The w and the v seem to be broader than Futura Condensed Bold, and the original futura has the tapered lower sides.. Stephen Coles says: Nov 19th, 2015 12:15 am This is simply Futura Bold, one of the many foundry versions available: either Linotype, URW, or Neufville. Emma Gage says: Mar 31st, 2016 2:56 am I was just wondering if i could print one of these prints as a poster? Florian Hardwig says: Apr 1st, 2016 11:18 pm Hi Emma, it depends on the purpose, I guess. Anyway, you’d need to direct that question to Vampire Weekend. Stephen Coles says: Aug 7th, 2016 4:51 pm A Mitski album, released two years later. Post a comment Name Email – will not be published Website Your response Submit Comment More ITC Edwardian Script in use St. George Spiritsc. 2012Juli Shore DesignSteven NobleContributed by Florian Hardwig 1914 – Das Ende der Belle Époque, Bröhan-Museum2014Gerwin SchmidtContributed by Florian Hardwig Staff Pick Nose magazine, issue 01, “Top Notes”2025Marissa HorJenny FangContributed by Marissa Hor Sponsor More in Music Blende – “Rodeo” single cover2024Stefan FältContributed by Stefan Fält Superior Ingredients (2021 rebrand)2021FuzzcoContributed by General Type Studio Staff Pick Church: techno label posters2017Winter-HébertContributed by Nathaniel Hebert Willow – Branching Out album art1974Jack LevyContributed by Florian Hardwig Staff Pick More in Film/Video Mean Girls (2004) movie poster, titles, DVD packaging2004Picture MillContributed by Saprila Anindita Frankie Boyle’s New World Order2017Instruct StudioContributed by Daniel McQueen (TDF) Donald Trump ad: John Kasich All Talk No Action Politician2016Donald J. Trump For PresidentContributed by Stephen Coles PRINT Awards 2024c. 2023The Collected WorksContributed by The Collected Works More Fonts In Use Ssonsal Mungo: Tanizaki Junichiro (Minumsa)2019Sandoll INCWujin SimSoohyun ParkContributed by Sandoll Inc. Staff Pick There’s Something In The Trunk posters and titles2018GrandArmySalvatore La RosaContributed by Cristiano Trapani Staff Pick GAMUT no. 1, “Unveiling the Scope of Our Connections”2026Riccardo MerlottiAsia CapezzuoliLuna MacelloniContributed by riccardo merlotti Staff Pick Typographic Summer Program poster2018Dafi KühneContributed by Dafi Kühne Staff Pick
5 Comments on “Modern Vampires of the City – Vampire Weekend”
What kind of Futura is that? The w and the v seem to be broader than Futura Condensed Bold, and the original futura has the tapered lower sides..
This is simply Futura Bold, one of the many foundry versions available: either Linotype, URW, or Neufville.
I was just wondering if i could print one of these prints as a poster?
Hi Emma, it depends on the purpose, I guess. Anyway, you’d need to direct that question to Vampire Weekend.
A Mitski album, released two years later.