The offshoot outfit, formed in 2012, originally focused on controversial 1989 Onslaught album In Search Of Sanity - the band's only album to feature vocalist Grimmett.

The title received mixed reviews for moving away from the band's thrash roots in favour of a more polished production, and led indirectly to their split before mainman Nige Rockett formed a new lineup in 2007.

Now The Sanity Days say: "The album will feature nine original songs written over the past 15 months, and promises a mixture of dark, metallic, interweaving, spine-chilling riffs topped with melodic haunting vocals."