Uitwaaien – One Way (Album)
💥 Out December 19, 2025 💥

New York’s hardcore juggernaut Uitwaaien comes roaring back with One Way — a full-length statement that hits like a brick to the face and never lets up. Eight tracks. Zero compromise. All heart, sweat, and fury.

If their last record Beneath The Surface cracked the pavement, One Way sets it on fire. This is Uitwaaien evolved — faster, tighter, more direct, yet heavier in spirit than ever before. The band leans into the ferocious groove of mid-to-late ’80s hardcore — Gang Green, Murphy’s Law, D.R.I. — but filters it through a distinctly modern lens: crisp production, urgent hooks, and lyrics that stare straight into the chaos of now.

From the unflinching rage of Control Is A Lie to the blazing defiance of Burning Bright, from the slow-burning heaviness of Hey, You Still There? to the high-velocity blast of Glass In The Rearview, the singles alone prove why Uitwaaien are one of the most vital new voices in hardcore. But it’s the new cuts — Spit It Out, Paper Shields, Where Did I Go?, and the explosive closer Short Fuse, Long Day — that complete the picture. Each track feels like a punch, a purge, and a purpose.

Lyrically, One Way is as personal as it is political — disillusionment, exhaustion, resistance, and the stubborn will to keep moving forward even when every road seems blocked. It’s about the fight that never ends — the internal one, the social one, the one that defines what it means to still care in a world gone numb.

Fueled by basement sweat, late-night arguments, and the sound of a band with nothing left to prove but everything left to say, Uitwaaien have crafted their most focused, ferocious record yet.

No detours. No apologies.
This is hardcore as motion. This is One Way.

Uitwaaien - Where Did I Go?

Seven Portals Of The Damned

Goblins of the Twelve Nights” is a doom-heavy folklore metal track inspired by the chaotic Kallikantzaroi—the mischievous goblins of Balkan winter legend. Slow, crushing riffs and eerie melodies paint the scene as these twisted creatures crawl from the underworld during the Twelve Days of Christmas, sneaking into homes, spoiling food, and unleashing mayhem. The song blends dark storytelling with ritualistic chanting, capturing the wild, unpredictable energy of winter’s most troublesome spirits.

Blink of an Eye

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