Watch Chelsea Wolfe’s New Music Video for “Feral Love”

by Ryan Minic | Feb 10, 2014

Chelsea Wolfe is pretty much everywhere these days. Not only is she currently on tour with Queens of The Stone Age, but her track “Feral Love” was recently featured on a new Game of Thrones trailer. Holy mother of dragons, that’s huge.

So while we wait for the April 6th premiere of the new Game of Thrones season on HBO, we’ve got her new music video to hold you over — at least for a little bit.

Here’s her new clip for “Feral Love.” And yes, winter is coming.

Chelsea Wolfe tour dates w/ QOTSA:

Feb 10 San Antonio, TX @ Majestic Theatre
Feb 11 El Paso, TX @ Abraham Chavez Theatre
Feb 13 Las Vegas, NV @ The Joint

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