Following the release of their self-titled debut album in April and their striking cover of A-ha's 1985 classic "Take On Me" in June, the anonymous multinational collective Thy Sanatorium have now premiered a video for "Feed The Mirror".

Featured on the band's debut full-length, the track receives a visual companion that marks Thy Sanatorium's seventh music video to date.

Commenting on the inspiration behind the song, Aries shared: "'Feed the Mirror' is a song about the horrors of social media which is turning our brains into mush. More and more people are unable to think for themselves, so many are so addicted to social media they claim to they don't have time for anything else, parents ignoring their children, children free to run wild exposed to things that their maturity is not ready for...Social media feeds narcissism in everyone, the illusion that spouting your opinion and everything you post matters. It's a rat race of LOOK AT ME! LOOK AT ME! And when that isn't satisfied then depression kicks in. That's horror in it's purest form and here we are". Link