In a Twitter message posted, a fan named Reg Wilding complained, "Lily Allen's new music is actually docile pop rubbish. So disappointing. She properly just wrote some rubbish to cash some cheques."
Allen, 28, agreed with Wilding's comment and went on blaming the "rubbish" music on her label and the radio stations.
"Reg Wilding what you've heard so far yes. All I can do is do my best, the labels and the radio stations won't play the better stuff," she answered.
Allen's first full album in five years is set to hit the stores in May.
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