Colton Weatherston - Last of the Thieves in Rome (2026)

Artist: Colton Weatherston
Title: Last of the Thieves in Rome
Year Of Release: 2026
Label: Colton Weatherston
Genre: Prog Rock, Art Pop Rock
Quality: Mp3 320 / Flac (tracks)
Total Time: 01:06:05
Total Size: 158/456 Mb
WebSite: Album Preview
Tracklist:Title: Last of the Thieves in Rome
Year Of Release: 2026
Label: Colton Weatherston
Genre: Prog Rock, Art Pop Rock
Quality: Mp3 320 / Flac (tracks)
Total Time: 01:06:05
Total Size: 158/456 Mb
WebSite: Album Preview
01. Intro 1:38
02. Darkness and Magic 5:23
03. Extra Sugar Extra Salt 4:45
04. Fall Away 7:34
05. Azazel and the Blind King 5:34
06. Cedar Street 4:49
07. The Wind 5:22
08. Ivory Jones in the Unquiet Storm 6:10
09. Valerie and the Third Daughter 3:40
10. Tammy with a Cigarette 4:44
11. Lovers and Heroes 3:26
12. Ivory Jones 4:50
13. Windsor 3:23
14. Exit Sign 3:12
15. Outro 1:36
"Last of the Thieves in Rome" is a studio album by American guitarist, composer, and vocalist Colton Weatherston, officially released on June 22, 2026, via his own independent label, Colton Weatherston Productions.
Colton Weatherston is a talented multi-instrumentalist and producer from Detroit, USA, who gained widespread recognition in jazz circles as a guitarist and co-founder of the renowned gypsy-jazz ensemble Hot Club of Detroit, as well as a composer of film scores.
"Last of the Thieves in Rome" serves as a major conceptual statement within his solo rock discography, following in the vein of his previous works, "Eight Miles And The Mind Machine" (2025) and "Long Ago and Far Away" (2025). The album is an expansive, 66-minute musical tapestry comprising 15 tracks, interconnected by recurring themes and characters—such as the mystical "Azazel and the Blind King" or the recurring figure of "Ivory Jones." For the recording, Weatherston assembled a formidable lineup of session musicians from the Detroit music scene.
Colton Weatherston is a talented multi-instrumentalist and producer from Detroit, USA, who gained widespread recognition in jazz circles as a guitarist and co-founder of the renowned gypsy-jazz ensemble Hot Club of Detroit, as well as a composer of film scores.
"Last of the Thieves in Rome" serves as a major conceptual statement within his solo rock discography, following in the vein of his previous works, "Eight Miles And The Mind Machine" (2025) and "Long Ago and Far Away" (2025). The album is an expansive, 66-minute musical tapestry comprising 15 tracks, interconnected by recurring themes and characters—such as the mystical "Azazel and the Blind King" or the recurring figure of "Ivory Jones." For the recording, Weatherston assembled a formidable lineup of session musicians from the Detroit music scene.