Create a NEW square album-player title card for track 6 of Grief without Ritual. The two provided covers are only style and layout references. Exact dominant title text on two large lines: “STRANGE” in black, “LOOPS” in rusty brick red. Use very tall tightly condensed uppercase worn letterpress wood type, huge and bold across the top 43 percent with the same typographic force as the references. Warm aged cream paper, black ink, limited rusty brick-red spot ink, subtle paper grain, fine distressed black inset border. Lower section is a beautifully sparse, flat midcentury highway engineering diagram in strict orthographic PLAN VIEW from directly above. Draw one continuous two-lane road bent into a simple flattened oval loop, like a traffic circulation diagram. Thin black drafting lines, minimal dashed lane markings, one or two restrained direction arrows, a sparse row of clearly recognizable tiny top-down cars tracing the curve, cream interiors, generous negative space; leave ONE unmistakable empty car-length in the queue on the straightaway, indicated with a thin brick-red dashed open rectangle and a fine leader. The gap is the focal point. A tiny mechanical caption “FIG. 6” sits at upper left just beneath the title. The only other words permitted are the small functional label “LEAVE A LITTLE ROOM” pointing to that single open space. Make this feel like a deadpan municipal instruction plate printed beneath a punk broadside. Flat crisp linework, no perspective, no scenery, no gradient, no background objects, no decorative captions, no mockup. Prioritize exact spelling and title legibility at 64 pixels.
