(For Now We See) Through A Glass Dimly holds ten pieces of music which (sometimes) makes my neck hair start raising, goose bumps appearing. The spellbinding, eerie magic is underlined by the spoken word poetry which suddenly appear: "Little Emblems of Eternity" holds words by British writer Paul Morley, presented/intoned by Jan van den Broeke (and Martine Bijn?). What makes (For Now We See) Through A Glass Dimly is.... air, lots of air, patience and relaxation, and silence. Enjoy Antonymes/Hazeldine's magic silence. Antonymes never rush for the finishing line. This is minimalism done with perfection. Dimmed sounds/songs, maybe. The songs of (For Now We See) Through A Glass Dimly works in a most affectingly way. Hidden Shoal has described the songs on (For Now We See) Through A Glass Dimly to hold 'emotional potency and compositional dexterity that surpasses the body of work that precedes them, drawing you into their evocative world and demanding engagement.' Let Antonymes' songs engage you - songs that are 'transcending a superficially melancholy aesthetic to create something truly life-affirming.' (Hidden Shoal). You'd better enjoy (For Now We See) Through A Glass Dimly."