I did NOT write it...but I figured I'd post it:

http://metalreview.com/Reviews/5784/Oracle-Desolate-Kings--The-Oracle-Anthology.aspx

And another:

http://www.pahardcore.com/newsreviews/article.cfm?intarticleid=9474

And another:

http://www.angelicwarlord.com/reviews/o/oracle10.html

The End Records/Omega Order describes it as:

Quote:

ORACLE - Desolate Kings - The Oracle Anthology Although they were active in the early '90s, this North Carolina band's sound is very much rooted in the previous decade. With a Christian lyrical stance and a sound that is 100% pure dark power/epic metal, it was about time their output was collected for those who are just discovering the rich history of America's true metal underground. Collects their demo recordings, 1992's ultra-rare self-released 'Selah' album, and a few extras. A must for fans of Helstar, Sanctuary, Griffin, Exxplorer, Omen and so many other heroes of the '80s true metal movement.

First review was a good one...fair and accurate, I think. Oracle was a pleasant surprise for me and the reviewer expresses that. Not bad for quasi-Christians!

Yeah, it's not like we were super-well known...I think all the reviews were pretty fair, all things considered.