M(h)aol sharpen their voice and vision on 'Something Soft', their second full-length LP and most urgent release to date. What might read as a gentle title is anything but: this is an unrelenting and confrontational record that channels intersectional feminist critique, grief, and emotional catharsis into a tight, tense post-punk assault. Leaning heavily on visceral rhythm and raw monologue, the trio—Constance Keane, Jamie Hyland, and Sean Nolan—craft an album that feels like both a confrontation and a communal release.

From the churning dread of “Pursuit” to the playful yet barbed “1800-Call-Me-Back,” the record flips between riot and reflection, often within the same track. Keane’s vocals lock in with her drumming, weaving physicality into protest. Recorded at Ailfionn Studio with a new lineup and more space to explore nuance, the album still retains M(h)aol’s immediacy—its moments of spontaneity and tightly coiled energy land harder than ever. 'Something Soft' is a document of transformation, resilience, and punk refusal, packed with gallows humor, fury, and unflinching intimacy. Whether you’ve walked these paths or not, M(h)aol’s invitation is clear: step in, listen closely, and feel everything.

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