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Die! Die! Die! New Zealand Herald both gave "Harmony" four stars. When Die! Die! Die! reformed, Michael Logie (formerly of The Mint Chicks) became the new bassist. The band played their fourth South By Southwest festival in 2013, as part of what Wilson described to national broadcaster Radio New Zealand as "a pretty filthy tour, pretty full on" with pre-festival shows in Los Angeles, Las Vegas and San Antonio. "S W I M" (short for "Someone Who Isn't Me") was released in August 2014.. Recording of the album was split across Auckland and London, and it was mixed in Tasmania. Like "Harmony", it