For four decades, The Monsters have remained one of Europe's loudest, dirtiest and most uncompromising garage punk bands. "Off The Road We Go!" celebrates that legacy with twelve brand-new blasts of fuzz, trash, boogie and primitive rock'n'roll that sound every bit as wild as the band's earliest recordings.

Recorded live in their rehearsal space with Robert "Worker" Butler before being mixed by Detroit garage legend Jim Diamond, the album captures The Monsters at full volume. Massive fuzz guitars, pounding drums, distorted organs and Reverend Beat-Man's unmistakable growl collide in a glorious wall of raw energy that owes as much to The Mummies, Oblivians and Billy Childish as it does to blues, punk and garage rock.

Forty years on, The Monsters still don't follow trends, polish their sound or make compromises. They simply crank up the amps and let the riffs do the talking. "Off The Road We Go!" is another irresistible dose of filthy, fuzz-drenched garage punk from one of the true originals.