The guiding glow. A steady signal breaking through the static — proof that even in distance, love leads you home.

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Released via Phantomline Records — © 2025 Phantomline Records

Beaconwake

Devotion in chaos. Fighting through the storm, refusing to be pulled under, determined to hold on no matter the tide.

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Released via Phantomline Records — © 2025 Phantomline Records

Between the Waves

Every shadow burned away. Euphoric celebration, radiant and alive, love blazing like a horizon set on fire.

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Released via Phantomline Records — © 2025 Phantomline Records

Skylit

The reflection. Looking back on the journey, remembering the static, the distance, the waves — and knowing you’ve found home.

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Released via Phantomline Records — © 2025 Phantomline Records

Chasing the Echo

The first hymn from Witherhymn.
For the nights you reached out and no one answered.
For the silence that met you when you needed anything but.
This song lives in that moment — where you finally let the weight fall and realize no one’s coming to lift it.

A hymn for the unheard.

— Searpetal 
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If this song resonates too deeply — please reach out for help or connection.  
You are not alone. 

© 2025 Phantomline Records

Silent Existence (Hymn of Collapse)

The second hymn from Witherhymn.
For the ones who gave everything and still weren’t enough.
This song lives in that spiral — questioning what you did wrong when all you did was love.

A hymn for self-doubt, heartbreak, and the hollow echo that follows “I tried.”

— Searpetal 
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If this song resonates too deeply — please reach out for help or connection.
You are not alone.

© 2025 Phantomline Records

not enough // NEVER ENOUGH (Hymn of Doubt)

The embrace was supposed to hold. Instead, it cracked.
What should have been sacred vows became a weapon — love laced with deceit, devotion turned to execution.

“Til death do us part” sounded romantic… until we wrote it like this.
And if you’re still wondering if Searpetal can hit heavy… consider this your fucking answer.

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Released via Phantomline Records — © 2025 Phantomline Records

Til Death Do Us Part

You called it love. History calls it a warcrime.
The heart was never built for this kind of warfare but we waged it anyway.

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Released via Phantomline Records — © 2025 Phantomline Records

Love is a Warcrime

A type beat inspired by Tyler, The Creator – Flower Boy.
A soft and nostalgic atmosphere, between pastel skies and summer memories.
Warm chords, a vintage sample, and a poetic vibe reminiscent of sunshine and wilted flowers. 🌻

BPM: 80
Sample: Azymuth - Fly Over The Horizon

#tylerthecreator #flowerboy #neosoul #jazzy #poeticbeat #typebeat

Late Bloom (ft. my feelings) / (Tyler The Creator Type Beat)

“War & Love” is the confession you only understand after the damage is done.
Not the heartbreak — the harvest.
The moment you realize someone wasn’t loving you…
they were using you.

This track lives in that revelation.
The steady march of manipulation.
The quiet way control feels like comfort.
The slow, surgical hollowing-out of someone who trusted too hard.

Every line in this song comes from the realization that
you weren’t in a relationship —
you were in a tactical extraction.

You handed over your heart.
They treated it like a handle.
You gave them your life.
They took what they wanted…
and then came back for more.

The breakdown is the detonation —
the second the fuse you didn’t know existed hits the floor.
When you finally see that their version of “love”
was a landmine waiting for a footstep.

War & Love isn’t a song about losing someone.
It’s a song about finally understanding
how you were lost.

Love shouldn’t feel like a battlefield.
But this one did —
and you weren’t the soldier.
You were the target.

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Released via Phantomline Records — © 2025 Phantomline Records

War & Love

Searpetal is bloomcore — a cinematic evolution of metalcore that thrives in extremes.
The sound blends crushing low-tuned riffs, syncopated drums, and screams that cut raw through the mix with soaring choruses, shimmering leads, and luminous atmospheres. Every song carries weight — brutal yet beautiful, intimate yet overwhelming.

At its heart, Searpetal is about emotion colliding with heaviness. These aren’t just songs — they are cinematic rituals that unfold like stories of love, loss, survival, and catharsis.

Musically, Searpetal draws from influences such as Polaris, Breakdown of Sanity, Oceans Ate Alaska, Sleep Token, Dance Gavin Dance, Dayseeker, and Bad Omens — merging the technical edge of modern metalcore, the atmospheric pull of post-hardcore, and the cinematic emotion of modern heavy music. The result is a sound both crushing and luminous, where wreckage blooms into something radiant.

This is music for the nights you feel too much, for the scars you carry quietly, and for the hope that still shines even in collapse.

New tracks tagged #bloomcore