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, Khaela Maricich has been making albums since the late '90s, and has been doing so through influential Pacific Northwestern label, K Records, for most of that time. The Blow's minimalist approach generally involves just Maricich's soft voice and a single synth line or drum machine beat, which, in a live setting, can make the audience feel like voyeurs sneaking a peek at her solitary bedroom performances.

While YACHT's Jona Bechtolt was a part of the musical project for a handful of years, the majority of it has been solo work for Maricich, who is equal parts performance artist and musician. This show is 21 and up, and tickets are $12 to 15. Doors open at 8 p.m., and bands start at 8:30 p.m.

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Also Going On Tonight: - Red Jumpsuit Apparatus at Summit Music Hall - Battles at the Bluebird Theater - Night Ranger (acoustic set) at Soiled Dove

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