Review by the Spanish webzine La muerte tenía un blog.
Regardless of the labels and bands I may mention here, DEEMTEE is something genuine and of extremely high quality, so much so that I am amazed when I hear it.
In all likelihood, upon the release of "The Fireflowers Gate," a cathartic value and an intrinsic meaning should be attributed to its creator, which go beyond the actual value of the music it contains. On my part, however, as someone who merely listens to music in a banal way, I can only go beyond a meager sufficiency.
In my opinion this is another great sounding recording from Garth Arum and if you are a fan of avant garde, black and doom metal, you should check out this album (8/10).
No Clean Singing reviewed the following drum playthrough.
The new song in this video isn’t identified, and there are no vocals, but it includes lots of interesting instrumental interplay. At the start you’ll hear a vibrant, syncopated drum rhythm, subtly murmuring bass, and an almost playful riff — a riff that twists itself further into dissonance and gloom before the drummer kicks his kit-steed into a gallop and the guitars begin to flicker and flare in a semblance of dementia.
In my opinion Deemtee are a very great sounding psychedelic, experimental and avant garde black metal solo project and if you are a fan of this musical genre, you should check out this album.
To cut it short, it's rather innovative and way experimental, if you ask me, it's something you have to listen to a couple of times to understand and get the real idea of its creator!!!
Review by The Pit of the Damned (Italy). Vote: 77/100
'Flawed Synchronization with Reality' opens the door to a psychotic reinterpretation of contaminated, experimental black metal often veering outside conventional boundaries. There couldn't be a better compliment for Deemtee, at least from me, always in search of original sounds. And good ol' NHT, risking the most dangerous derailment, manages to hypnotize me with a truly unique sound.
At times I found myself scratching my head wondering what this album was but finding it easier to just listen and let it all happen. DEMMTEE provides a wide array of musical genres within a seven-track album that impresses from start to finish. Take a listen to this one and enjoy the journey.
Neither the album as a whole nor any single song is a predictable, linear progression. The music is often vastly intricate, and also unexpectedly mesmerizing. At times it’s utterly brazen and boisterous, and at other times seductive or violently disorienting. Some tracks become concertos of madness and psychedelic hallucination, others divert into voyages across cosmic oceans or plummet into wells of inner despair.