LIAM GALLAGHER ANGRY AT INDIE

Liam Gallagher thinks indie music is a "f---ing disease", reports Contactmusic.com.

The singer - whose brother Noel quit Oasis last August - has blasted British bands like Bloc Party branding their music "nonsense".

He said: "I really despise this new f---ing disease of indie f---ing s--t, f---ing student music, the likes of Bloc Party and all that f---ing nonsense. They don't keep me awake at night, but it's just s--te, and they can f---ing have it mate."

The 37-year-old star - who runs his own fashion label Pretty Green - has also blasted musicians who don't take care of their appearance and thinks scruffy rockers look like homeless people.

He added to Esquire magazine: "The thing is, man, you can make your clothes look like they've been worn in and look as if they've had a bit of character, but underneath you've got to have a f---ing wash. Those f***ers wear the clothes all the f---ing time and they don't wash, so it's like, 'Where's the f---ing bench?'

"I've heard plenty of bands that can write a decent enough tune then you see them and I go, 'Thank f--k - they look like s--t.' If you look good and you've got the tunes, you're away man."

In other news, Kiss' Gene Simmons admitted the only "interesting people" in British music are Liam and Noel Gallagher.

"God bless the UK for giving the world the music that makes all our lives better", said the Kiss bass player.

"A thousand years from now they’re going to look back on the 20th Century and what have the countries of the world given us? The United States gave the world atomic weapons. England gave the world music. What a great legend".

He continued: "The most interesting people to me are the Gallagher brothers. The interesting thing about them is they’re drug addicts and alcoholics and they fight with each other. That’s really it".