LUTHER RUSSELL has been putting out records since 1991, first as lead singer/songwriter of his old band, The Freewheelers, who made two albums for DGC and American, respectively. He then went solo, starting with "Lowdown World" (1997), "Down At Kit's" (1999), and "Spare Change" (2001), all recorded while living in Portland, Oregon. It was also in the great northwest that LUTHER produced many independent records by artists such as Richmond Fontaine and Fernando. After relocating back to his hometown of Los Angeles, he released the critically acclaimed "Repair" (2007), produced by Ethan Johns (Kings Of Leon, Jayhawks). LUTHER and Ethan also co-produced the debut album of songstress Sarabeth Tucek (2008). Wool Recordings is very happy to present the "Motorbike EP", choice selections from his upcoming release "The Invisible Audience", a sprawling collection of beautiful songs which melt the sensibilities of Bob Dylan, Big Star and Elliott Smith an...