FEATURE: Fuming Mouth’s New Album “The Ringing Bell” is The Ghost Cult Magazine Album of The Month


Ghost Cult’s Album of the Month is a feature here at the site, voted on by our global team! This month’s winner by vote is Fuming Mouth’s “The Ringing Bell” – out now via Triple B Records! It narrowly beat out new albums by Quicksand, Loathe, and Moonspell, cutting across bands of different sub-genres and even generations. Check back every month to see our other winners as well as our 2026 Album of the Year Review, later this fall!

Buy and stream the album here: 
https://lnk.to/fumingmouth 

Ghost Cult Chief Editor Keefy wrote in his 9/10 review of the album:

“This album has an important message, not just screaming over killer drums and riffs. The titular bell has many meanings: a funeral bell, tolling your life away. The march of endless wars. Or is it the bell that declares you cancer-free, as in Mark’s case? The message here seems to be that even with all the apathy and other enshitification we are living through, it certainly can feel insignificant at times. But the goal is not to waste your chance, whatever that looks like for you. The Ringing Bell is a call to arms, but most of all a call to kill the self-doubt within you; a voice made raw from screaming bitter truths aloud. Not only was this the album the band was destined to make, but easily one of the heaviest, most uncompromising albums of 2026!”

ALBUM REVIEW: Fuming Mouth – The Ringing Bell

Check out Tim Ledin’s interview with Mark Whelan of Fumimg Mouth!

 

Previous albums of the month in 2026: 
January: Megadeth – Megadeth – BLKIIBLK (Review)
February: Puscifer – Normal Isn’t (BMG/Alchemy Recordings) (Review)
March: Neurosis – An Undying Love For a Burning World (Neurot Recordings (Review)
April: Corrosion Of Conformity – Good God/Baad Man (Nuclear Blast Records) (Review)
May: Frozen Soul – No Place of Warmth (Century Media Records) (Interview)
June: Butthole Surfers – After The Astronaut (Sunset Blvd. Records) (Review)
July: Fuming Mouth – The Ringing Bell (Triple B. Records) (Review)