Critical Acclaim for The Crumbs
--Named one of Saving Country Music's essential albums of 2023
-Mentioned in Whiskey Riff's Top 40 albums of 2023
Critical Acclaim for Jericho
-#21 on Whiskey Riff's Top 40 albums of 2022
-Named one of Saving Country Music's essential albums of 2022
-Named one of Kentucky Country Music's essential album of 2022
-Debuted at #12 on ITunes Top Country Charts
“This is Tony Logue betting it all on himself. His last two records were him finding his way with flashes of brilliance, and now with Dark Horse, Logue has a clear direction, an individual sound, and a band of brothers. That sounds like a winner. ” - Derek Scudder
— The Amp
“Tough as nails and uncompromising, Tony Logue is a blue collar hero of modern country rock. He’s back with 12 new songs for you to pump your fist to, bundled under the appropriate title Dark Horse. ” - Trigger
“Think Chris Knight with a Les Paul”
— The Grindstone
“The Kentucky native showed off his incredibly vivid storytelling, while singing about personal life experiences growing up, intertwined with fictional stories that you can picture in your head like a movie.” - Brady Cox
“Well-written, well-performed and produced by the whole crew behind Tony, gritty and true, The Crumbs is a great record that will fall into the good graces of country fans, Heartland rockers, and rust belt survivors alike because they all have one thing in common: they’re workers and fighters.”
“This is a blue-collar-focused slab of hard country and grimy southern and heartland rock, where Logue’s characters are just barely hanging on and making ends meet, standing just barely at the edge of losing everything and having to live with whatever fallout awaits.”
“The voice is really convincing, intense at the right point and the text is pure poetry, a small film and this is the skill of a few songwriters. ” - Claudio Trezzani
“Taking words, story, and music, and translating them into visions in the minds of the attuned audience is at the heart of the magic of Jericho.”
“His songs are dark, poignant and chalked full of gritty Kentucky folklore.” - Gary Hayes
— Gary Hayes Country