KAYBLE Bridges the Gap Between Grief and Grandeur on ‘Nothing Remains’

By Kevin Malton. Editor

Hailing from Bristol, KAYBLE has delivered 'Nothing Remains', a track that avoids the typical, over-polished clichés of radio-friendly drama, instead opting to create an atmospheric track where real grief feels heavy and ultimately unresolved.

The track opens with hypnotic guitar arpeggios that loop beneath the mix to perfection. There's a tense and restless energy at play. As the song evolves, additional swelling guitars and tentative strings and piano expand the track into deeper territory. The delivery from KAYBLE remains raw and authentic throughout, helping to create an all-round captivating release.

Lyrically, the track tackles the painful shifts in life, when previous people or situations slip away.  The vocals here carry a weight that can only be found in something altogether personal; 'Nothing Remains' is clearly borne from an inner sadness. The song builds toward a sweeping, cinematic climax. The listener really is invited to become attached, and left enthralled. KAYBLE is clearly an artist with a talent for creating dark, emotional textures.

KAYBLE is a Bristol-based alternative rock musician with a clear talent for creating drama-filled (but grounded) melancholic music that will resonate with the more sensitive listener. Influenced by Muse, David Kushner and Radiohead, KAYBLE has carved out their own distinct brand of intelligent-rock.

KAYBLE themselves describes their music as 'dramatically sad, alternative music' and that pretty much nails it on the head. 'Nothing Remains' is cathartic listening and an absolute wonder for the soul. Essential listening.