I released Mlurmlry on May 5, 1997. The design began as a modification of Neuropol; I condensed the forms and retraced them by hand, producing irregular outlines. The result was an experimental display typeface with a distorted appearance. The name was intentionally difficult to pronounce and chosen for its abstract quality.
I originally distributed Mlurmlry with a free commercial-use desktop license. In August 2020, I placed it in the public domain.