Moby has criticised the current British music scene, saying it's laddish and provincial. The musician/producer releases a new album, 'Wait For Me', on Monday, so that's probably why he's been making controversial statements in interviews.
The Sun quote him as saying: "UK music has become very provincial and pub-orientated. It's hard to get too excited about pub rock. The bands look like they're hanging out at the pub and they sound like they are playing in a pub and the subject matter is very provincial and pub-orientated - laddish. It's not sexy or exciting and it's not very personal either. It's pleasant music, but pleasant music doesn't make me want to run out and change the world with my records".
I think he might have a point there you know.