Plan B says that despite using a Prodigy sample on his new single, he's not a fan of the 'new rave' scene " or its pioneers, the Klaxons .

"I mean, that's all it is " Klaxons " that's the scene," he told us. "It's just Indie kids doing rave. It's one of those things that'll die out real easy, like jungle or garage, it has to get better or else it becomes extinct."

The rapper from West London, whose new single 'No Good' (released this week) contains a rave sample, insists he's not trying to jump in on the band-wagon.

"I'm just about the music, I always have been. The 'new rave' thing is just a scene, a lot of people are making music just so they can be a part of it, but in ten years it'll be buried."

He's more optimistic about his own success, however, saying: "I'm honest and I document and tell stories " it's timeless. 'New rave' will come and go with the fashion, but I'm here to stay."

There's no arguing with that then

'No Good' is in the shops now.

'SL'