Brand new EP, not seen this particular Fraktur before. Distinct flat horizontal cut terminal on lowercase g and 60° teardrop dot on i. Lovely S too.

I note from http://typophile.com/node/115135 that you are familiar with the big collection of Fraktur by Gerhard Helzel
http://www.fraktur.biz/
I expect that you may be familiar with most or all of the foundries on the following short list -- I have not checked them for this particular design:
Alter Littera
http://www.alterlittera.com/
Delbanco Frakturschriften
http://www.delbanco-frakturschriften.de/
Ralph Unger at RMU
http://www.dtp-studio-unger.de/ and, with others, at Profonts
http://www.profonts.de/shop/index.php
as well as the standard Fraktur offerings from the major foundries, which can be readily fond by using the "fraktur" tag at Myfonts.
Luc Devroye's page on Blackletter fonts
http://luc.devroye.org/fraktur.html
is an outstanding source for possible matches.
Perhaps it is recent from one of the smaller European foundries?
If all of this fails, you could always ask the designer/producer of the EP.
Don
Thanks! I’m familiar with all of those sites but had frankly forgotten about Alter Littera.
I’m now pretty sure this is the extra bold weight of Leipzig Fraktur by Peter Wiegel. There appear to be some “expand stroke” artifacts in that weight.
http://www.peter-wiegel.de/Leipzig.html
—J
Hi John, I believe you are correct.
Here is Leipzig Fraktur Bold by Peter Wiegel, made heavier by applying a 10 point parallel line.

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