Wolf People have shared the new video for 'When the Fire Is Dead In The Grate'. Shot at dawn along the River Ouse with the help of Davy Willis and Marisa Straccia and directed by the band, the track is taken from the band’s acclaimed second album ‘Fain’.
Says vocalist/ guitarist Jack Sharp: “The video is meant as a B-Movie take on the Celtic mythology hinted in the lyrics. It sets out to capture one side of the song’s imagery as we see it. Shot on a beautiful morning in September on an incredible stretch of the Ouse just outside Bedford. It ended up as a great excuse to mess about on the river for a day and a night, ducking low-flying kingfishers (that we sadly failed to film) and trying to avoid getting the equipment wet.“
The band will also be playing a special pre–Record Store Day show on April 12 at the Union Music Store in Lewes, East Sussex.
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