Bearded Magazine - Interview With Wedlock by David Brown Interview: Wedlock Coming from an area of the States with a rich music heritage of its own and bringing a love of English electro pop, here is a musical marriage that deserves to last. David Brown talks to Wedlock’s singer, Paul Allgood, about this band of gold. Read the rest of this entry »

Music Protects, Imitates, And Verifies Life - Wedlock's Reverend Charisma By Len Rogers Reposted by WVAS(Terry Utan) + Topix It has been an obvious fact for a very long time that life events and social issues eventually turn up represented in art. A strong example would be the art of the sixties. This period was dominated by strong images, words, and music Read the rest of this entry »

CD Insight Blurb on Reverend Charisma Single+Video In an age where the mainstream music market is flooded with commercialized sounds that do not carry significant amounts of meaning or thought provoking lyrical content, many people are constantly searching for lesser known alternatives in the music industry. Read the rest of this entry »

Wedlock – Electronic Heart & Soul by chapelhillbilly When I first crossed paths with Paul Allgood of the Chapel Hill based electronic/pop outfit Wedlock, he approached me telling me that he’d heard of the blog and was hoping I would give his stuff a listen and see if I thought it was something worth writing about in my blog. Read the rest of this entry »

Wedlock circles back to the Port City by Kayla Faulk CONTINUITY IS THOUGHT OF AN AN UNINTERRUPED CONNECTION OR UNION. When obstacles arise that bond remains resilient. When it comes to bands, oftentimes those obstacles become too much to withstand, and the band becomes a distant memory. However, the Chapel Hill trio Wedlock has proved just how resilient they can be. Read the rest of this entry »

NeuFutur Reviews Reverend Charisma by James Wedlock may not be known too terribly well outside of their home city of Chapel Hill, North Carolina, but their single “Reverend Charisma” may be the one track that breaks them big. Read the rest of this entry »

Even after listening to Exogamy a couple of times I don't really know what to think ofWedlock, the foursome from North Carolina. It's a strange mix and while the better part of me didn't want to like this electro-pop, the other side of me was found tapping my foot to their beats and somewhat enjoying what I was listening too Read the rest of this entry »

"Smooth and sleazy, like Justice stealing Jamiroquai's slurred disco come-ons, Carrboro's trio of electronica-rockers lay down syrupy soul over trippy house beats. Results:glittery, sexy charm."-KJ Read the rest of this entry »

One does not hear shy when you hear the cascading harmony of sound that is the instrumentation accomplishment of Jeff Hathaway. Tangle in the sultry vocals tones of Paul Allgood with his passion and intensity and you have an electronic pop synth duo that is truly amazing and altogether delightfully provocative to listen and dance to. Read the rest of this entry »

WEDLOCK Q&A / INTERVIEW VI:If you weren’t playing music, what would you be doing? W: If Wedlock were not around, I’d still be writing.I have a novel out from last year called “An Inextricable Tale,” which is also being developed into a play.I can’t speak for Jeff, but he’d probably continue with his painting.Some of his work is hanging in the gallery as we speak. Read the rest of this entry »