Viking Moses - acclaimed songwriter Brendon Massei has released 5 albums under the moniker Viking Moses. Hailing from the US but now residing in Scotland, Massei's powerful performance style, innovative guitar playing and candid songwriting have won him an army of followers, including the Guardian who described him as "the most uniquely talented musician since Kurt Cobain".

The subject of the documentary film Werewolves Across America, Viking Moses has performed ceaselessly around the globe for the past 3 decades, touring with artists including Phosphorescent, and James Yorkston and releasing music with Marriage Records and Alan McGee's Poptones label.

Viking Moses achieves a special balance of warmth and command, with familiar melodies that draw listeners in and oblige them to stay. Strongly lyrical songs are played out through tunes that flirt with pop, soul and Americana, all strung together with a unique pulsing guitar, and by Massei's robust voice, which ebbs from delicate whispers to throaty howls.

20 years and counting, Massei has won over fans and critics with the delicate melodies of his songs, and through his versatility as a performer. The lore of Massei's outsider lifestyle has won him interest and praise.

Werewolves Across America (Pulse Films), is a feature-length documentary about Massei's life and lifestyle as a touring musician. Massei's music also features on BAFTA-winning feature film Kelly + Victor.

Many notable recording artists have performed cover versions of Massei’s songs, including Malcolm Middleton of Arab Strap, Devendra Banhart, Phosphorescent, Deer Tick, Slow Club, Castanets, and Adrian Crowley, among others.

Viking Moses has worked closely with Jason Molina of Songs: Ohia / Magnolia Electric Co., Scout Niblett, James Yorkston, Little Wings, Vetiver, Jana Hunter of Lower Dens, Nat Baldwin of Dirty Projectors, Pictish Trail, Rozi Plain, Coughs, and has performed with Nick Lowe, Cat Power, Elf Power, Low, King Creosote, This Is The Kit, The Tallest Man On Earth, and Teenage Fanclub.