Born from a peculiar alchemy of boredom, loneliness, attention-whoring, and downright oddity, Hybrid Sheep Organizer is an odd portrait painted from the colors conjured of Rossman and Kent's minds. Songs with fast punky beats, unique and unorthodox instrumentation, lyrical themes ranging from nostalgic recollection, self-loath, provocative feelings, and the obscure phenomenon of life, are scattered across the band's diverse musical plethora. Kent, as one of the more disturbing and unpredictable individuals on the planet, was inspired to create HSO after writing a total of 69 songs in the span of exactly one year. Alone and socially unpronounced, Kent wrote folk and punk tunes about numerous topics, even some of the more taboo themes such as masterbation and religious edicate. After a full year of keeping the mediocre songs to himself, Kent finally decided to share his music with a few of his peers and began to co-write with Rossman . two such peers were Rossman, Nettlez, and Olson, whom of which Kent is happy to call his band mates. Read more on Last.fm. User-contributed text is available under the Creative Commons By-SA License; additional terms may apply.