This is Ray Dorsey’s music collection on Bandcamp.

Ray Dorsey

  1. Rock
  1. collection 60
  2. wishlist 1
  3. followers 20
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  1. Showdown
    by MEGA COLOSSUS
  2. The Hex of Penns Woods
    by Almost Honest
  3. Illuminator
    by Resistor
  4. Aphelion
    by Severed Satellites
  5. Words
    by Thunder Station Dirtbag Coalition
  6. Low Orbit - Crater Creator
    by Olde Magick Records
  7. Poetry/Addendum
    by Clyde Von Klaus
  8. Gold Paint and a Tutu
    by Deuce Five
    This is mega kicking, thudding rawk & roll that I dig a whole damn lot! Demand that this gets released on CD! I’ll buy one! Fun!!!
  9. Limitless Possibility
    by Guided Meditation Doomjazz
  10. RIPTIME 2021
    by MEGA COLOSSUS
  11. Moonbeams
    by Clyde Von Klaus
    Ale of Extractions Ale of Extractions
    A release under the stoner/doom umbrella that DOESN’T include the words “witch” or “bong!” It does include the impressive talents of the one-man project CLYDE VON KLAUS. “Moonbeams” is surely heavy enough but that’s not the draw here for me. Nah, I’m blown away by the variety of the songs and the infectious melodies. I wasn’t expecting the “Screaming...”-Priest melodies on “Concede” nor the absolute “Fluff”-with-vocals beauty of “Bring Back Your Smile.”
  12. Black Harvest
    by GREEN LUNG
  13. In the Shadows
    by REMY
    appears in 1 other collection
  14. At heights we sway, At depths we speak
    by Dave Heumann
  15. Surfaces
    by Atomic Motel
    Something Something
  16. Highness
    by SpaceMetal
  17. Equilibrium
    by Stygian Fair
  18. Colony
    by Starscape
    This album is fantastic! Totally different from everything that’s going on now and right in my wheelhouse. Quirky and unusual, with a firm foot in both 80’s obscure metal and 70’s prog. I hear everything from MANILLA ROAD to YES to HÄLLAS to SACRED BLADE. I love it.
  19. Auld Lang Syne (Charity Single)
    by Wytch Hazel
    This is a wonderful, introspective version of a timeless classic. The vocals are haunting.
  20. III: Pentecost
    by Wytch Hazel