United Fruit have exploded into the mainstream of Scotland’s alternative music scene with their debut album ‘Fault Lines’. Having recently graced the cover of The Skinny Magazine, completed a Radio 1 Live Session with Ally McCrae and playing this year’s T in the Park, this four-piece are now one of the most talked about bands in the country. Not to mention having hardcore fans in the form of BBC Radio Scotland music legend Vic Galloway. Their ferocious live performances have won them many other fans including Bloc Party's Gordon Moakes and Future Of The Left. Having already completed a UK tour earlier in the year they have certainly started to make their mark. Supporting the likes of And So I Watch You From Afar, Mojo Fury, Maps & Atlases, Monotonix, DeSalvo and Sleigh Bells they have proved they can match if not exceed these great bands in terms of live performance.