Made one shot

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"Made one shot" is a kind of noise music based on spontaneous, improvised composition and live performances, with very little mixing, editing or remastering.

[edit] See also

• Harsh noise
• Noise rock
• List of noise musicians
• Japanoise
• List of Japanoise artists
• Free improvisation
• Sonic artifact
• Noise music

[edit] External links

• alphamanbeast's noise directory An information base with literally hundreds of links to artists and labels of the broader noise music genre, as well as miscellaneous related resources. (Currently more than 1000 links.)
• Merj Swiss independent "made one shot" label

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