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Tasteful, economical playing on an instrumental rock guitar album? I never thought I'd live to see the day! ...if you're looking for a rock instrumental album with some subtlety, Impetus is worth hunting down. -Christian Carey Splendidezine.com
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...Margolis proves his chops without ever being showy. Impetus is full of elegant, tasteful guitar lines and an understated power, while also serving as a celebration of the pure joy of playing. -Jason Warburg The Daily Vault |
The disc features an abundance of group interplay, and a huge variety of tones, moods and textures. A guitar-drenched sonic delight. -Dan McAvinchey Guitar Nine Records |
Choices is a fine guitar study and it has solid grooves, as in "Liberation People." This up-tempo song takes the listener on a hectic, yet rhythmic ride through busy urban city streets. Hang on for the ride-it's worth it. -Tim J Nelson Music Monthly Magazine
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"Camp Vamp", in particular, is an incendiary improvisational romp permeated by Margolis' raw guitar power and energy. Inspired, soulful fretwork. -Dan McAvinchey Guitar Nine Records
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3rd Colony jam and warble through a dozen bread-and-butter rock and roll tunes without ever really coming across as false. It's enjoyable and surprisingly soulful, from the energetic "Free from the Chains" to the spacy "X-Ray". -Justin Kownacki Splendidezine.com |