Dixie Chicks‘ lead vocalist, Natalie Maines trusted revered tattoo artist Kirsten Holliday of Wonderland Tattoo in Portland, Ore. to cover-up the faded ink adorning her right foot.
Four years ago, Bassnectar’s Lorin Ashton deciphered the abstract shape. “The logo is about letting go of human dogma (RELIGION!) and surrendering to a much larger universe, but also embracing every minuscule second and tiny experience as PRECIOUS” said Ashton. “It’s a permanent, perfect SIMULTANEOUS dichotomy of total insignificance and total significance merged as one into every single flashing second. And the logo means a lot of other things too, and you can say it means whatever you want to you as far as I’m concerned 🙂.”
Maybe the Dixie Chicks and Bassnectar are more alike than we think; In 2014, the blog ‘Sensible Reason: A Millennial Culture website for your life’ April fooled followers claiming Bassnectar’s debut country album was on the horizon.