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  ==Music==
  Greek black metal band ''Nocternity'''s guitarist's pseudonym is Khal Drogo and they recorded a song on 2003's ''Onyx'' CD called "Valyrian Steel (Blood Of The Dragon)" with lyrics directly referencing Daenerys' storyline and events.
  Swedish power metal band HammerFall released an album in 2005 titled ''Chapter V: Unbent, Unbowed, Unbroken'', the family motto of House Martell. Tracks on the album such as "Take the Black", "Fury of the Wild", and "Hammer of Justice" directly reference events and characters. The following album Threshold also features a song inspired by ''A Song of Ice and Fire'', titled "Dark Wings, Dark Words". Their 2014 album ''(r)Evolution'' also features two songs inspired by the series, titled "Winter Is Coming", the family motto of House Stark, and "Wildfire", a highly flammable liquid in the ASoIaF world, which burns with a green fire.
  The German symphonic metal band Blind Guardian have written two songs dedicated to the world of George R. R. Martin's ''A Song of Ice and Fire''. The songs are called "War of the Thrones" and "A Voice in the Dark" and are part of their 2010 ''At the Edge of Time'' album.
  British alternative rock band Dark Stares based their name on Ser Gerold Dayne, known as Darkstar. Their song "Blackfyre" from EP ''Octopon'' is a homage to House Blackfyre and the Blackfyre Rebellion.
  In 2012, the Canadian band Irish Moutarde adapted the song ''The Bear and the Maiden Fair'', sung at various times in the novels, as a celtic punk rock song.
  The metal band, The Sword, has a song on the album Gods of the Earth called "To Take the Black" referencing the Night's Watch.
  American power metal band Last Alliance recorded an album called the Westeros Trilogy in 2013.