No Good Therapy is not pulling any punches. “Big Wet Back” is a dire scream, a sonic middle finger aimed at the state of the USA. Born in frustration and disbelief, this song takes rage and turns it into a rhythm, fitting the fiery energy of James Brown into the unhinged spirit of Ol’ Dirty Bastard.
With a pounding groove and lyrics that don’t tiptoe around the truth, “Big Wet Back” is a brazen rebuttal to the insanity brewing in America. The song digs into its rage, turning righteous anger into a permissionless anthem. It’s messy, noisy, and precisely as it should be: an unvarnished portrait of a country at war with itself.
No Good Therapy succeeds in that space between rebellion and reality, and “Big Wet Back” is evidence. The anger reverberates in every beat, every howl, every scorching lyric. This isn’t some metaphor-fest protest music; it’s a blunt-force weapon to apathy.
“Big Wet Back” will not disappear whether you love or hate it. It’s the sound of a system fracturing, and No Good Therapy is here to ensure we all hear it shatter.