Sepulcra

Sepulcra, a free tribal horror display font by Abel P. Delgado from 2006, turns the alphabet into a tangle of barbed black slashes and bone-like hooks. The letters feel scraped and ritualistic rather than merely rough, with jagged breaks and curling spikes that give the whole design a metal-logo intensity.

It fits artwork that needs a hostile, emblematic voice: band logos, album covers, gig flyers, horror title cards, and tattoo-inspired branding all make sense with this free font. Because the forms bunch into sharp, interlocking silhouettes, Sepulcra works best in short blasts such as cover lines, monograms, and names where that thorny mass can do the talking.

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additional info at: http://home.cogeco.ca/~abeldelgado/sepulcra_eng.html