Water Tower is a brand new band with a long and rich history.  Starting as a square dance band in 2005 they released their first album of fiddle tunes in 2008 under the name Water Tower String Band.  In 2009 they changed their name to The Water Tower Bucket Boys,  gaining international recognition with their album “Sole Kitchen” (“‘Sole Kitchen’ is a must-have for the modern day folk revivalist-Willie Watson”) and touring the UK six times.   
	 In 2012 after recording a new album in Seattle with Joe Reineke (of The Meices Fame), the band embarked for a SXSW tour only to return to Portland, Oregon broken from addiction.  The lineup dissolved, and the album never saw the light of day.  They began working in earnest to make another album in Portland, (becoming “Fly Around”) and recover from the demons that had plagued them.  Kenny Feinstein, the orchestrator of the group, called on his punk rock idol Don Bolles of Seminal Los Angeles Band The Germs, to produce his host of new songs.   Per the advice of Bolles, Feinstein moved himself and the band down south to Los Angeles to finish the album and start fresh.  Dutch Records out of Portland Oregon signed the group to a two-record deal. 
	These songs chronicle the journey of our protagonist through his struggle with relationships to friends, family and lovers as they are all trapped by his painful addiction to his one love; the substance, the pill, the drink, the money, the food, the sadness, the Evil. This album “Fly Around” Kicks off with the single of the same name, “Fly Around”.  Kenny approached old friend and mentor Willie Watson (Ballad Of Buster Scruggs, Old Crow Medicine Show) to help fire this album off with the proper amount of jubilance and authority.