A severe techno poster printed in black ink alone on a flat cold pale grey running to all four edges, colourless throughout, laid out as logotype across the upper third, blocks stacked in the lower left: four small ranged blocks of tiny sans at different alignments with generous air between them carrying Tuesday 11 November, doors 7pm, 64 Dale End B4 7LN, a horse, a dog or a bull cut into flat brush shapes filling the middle half rendered entirely as a 1-bit dither of separate square pixels — dense in its mass, thinning to the open grey at its lit edges, its edges made only of pixels — and sharp blackletter stems carrying high-contrast serif terminals, the letters overlapping and interlocking so the word reads as one linked ornament set in sharp blackletter stems carrying high-contrast serif terminals, the letters overlapping and interlocking so the word reads as one linked ornament with a ligature binding two letters into one shape. Technical, severe and withholding.