
Freedom Bureau kicked off Round 3 of the 2013 Arkansas Times Musicians Showcase with a blast of awesomely shambolic, folk-tinged garage rock.
Showcase judge Grayson Shelton was into the band's "very '60s garage-pop," noting, "I want to book these guys to play a clambake on Venice Beach in 1966. And I want a time machine."
Guest judge Travis Hill wrote "jangly pop ... dig the clean guitar lines." Judge Mandy McBryde called Freedom Bureau "smart rock. It spans so many decades I can't even figure out where it came from. I like their moodier stuff." Judge CT wrote, "I like the change-up of styles."
Check out more photos and a video after the jump.



Showing 1-1 of 1
It's more of a meltdown than a mashup.
We just saw her last night in Kansas City, amazing. My husband and I drove…
I heard her music on Masterpiece Mystery on PBS (of all places). This woman is…
Cover Story / Arkansas Reporter / The Week That Was / Smart Talk / The Insider / The Observer / Editorial / Max Brantley / Ernest Dumas / Gene Lyons / Bob Lancaster / Words / Guest Writer / Letters
A&E Feature / To-Do List / In Brief / Movie Reviews / Music Reviews / Theater Reviews / A&E News / Art Notes / Graham Gordy / Books / Media / Dining Reviews / Dining Guide / What's Cookin' / Calendar / The Televisionist / Movie Listings / Gallery Listings