M(h)aol is an emerging post-punk band known for their incisive social commentary meshed with an aggressive sonic palette. Hailing from Ireland, the band consists of members deriving from various parts of the country, led by frontperson Róisín Nic Ghearailt, with Constance Keane on drums, Jamie Hyland on bass, Zoe Greenway on guitar, and Sean Nolan on guitar as well. M(h)aol’s music dives deep into feminist and gender-related themes, unearthing discussions on identity, power dynamics, and societal structures through a gripping mix of gritty bass lines, pummeling drums, and confrontational lyrics.

Their recent works, including singles such as "Attachment Styles," "Period Sex," and "Therapy," showcase M(h)aol's unflinching willingness to explore the nuances of intimate experiences and emotional landscapes through a critical lens. Their track "Gender Studies" stands out as both a title repeat and a thematic keystone, emphasizing the band's engagement with issues of gender and equality, wrapped in a raw, punk-fueled energy. With their candid approach and unapologetic sound, M(h)aol has carved out a space for themselves in the contemporary music scene, appealing to audiences who seek both depth in lyrical content and a visceral punch in musical execution.