Max Indian

Wednesday, July 21, 2010 | 7:00 pm

Sarah P. Duke Gardens

“You can judge most pop albums by one crucial measure: Do you find yourself humming the songs afterward? In the case of You Can Go Anywhere, Do Anything, the debut album of Carrboro’s Max Indian, that answer would be a resounding yes. Somehow both lush and low-fi, Do Anything has nine glorious pop mini-symphonies, with hooks to spare and song after song that you’ll want to hear again and again.”
—News & Observer