Wire in the Wood is a prog-bluegrass locomotive pulling a lonesome alt-folk boxcar and a swinging Hot-Club caboose. Billy Kirst's original songs and an eclectic selection of covers are the tracks on which this impulsively kinetic train rolls. In the tradition of improvisational music, each performance locates itself in the present moment, with detours, derailments, and stunning landscapes around every corner. Their debut album All Fall Apart showcases their eclectic yet cohesive musical style. Not quite bluegrass, not quite stringband, not quite rock-n-roll or jazz, Wire in the Wood is able to seamlessly bring together disparate musical traditions into a sound that is uniquely their own. Billy Kirst's pop sensibility in song writing, the virtuosic yet tempered playing of Kyle Rhodes (mandolin) and Jordan Adema (violin), and the deeply grooving basslines of Ryan Shea create a body of music that is refreshing and new while being deeply familiar. All Fall Apart contains seven tracks of masterful songwriting, moving and poignant lyrics, inspirational soloing, improvisation, and groove.