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Cage The Elephant Get Animated For 'Come A Little Closer' Video
11/15/2013
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() Cage The Elephant have released their new music video for their current single "Come A Little Closer," which comes from their third studio album Melophobia.

The new animated video features extensive original artwork illustrated by the band's frontman Matt Shultz and was directed by Isaac Rentz and produced by Stephen Buchanan.

Cage The Elephant will spend the rest of the year appearing at various radio festivals around the U.S. before heading overseas for European dates in early 2014. Watch the new video here.

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