Los Angeles based Benevolent Tomorrow are currently streaming their self-titled new album online at www.myspace.com/benevolenttomorrow. The album, which was produced by Erik Ron (Sparta, Guns N’ Roses, Foxy Shazam), was recently released by Long Play Records.

"We’re excited to share our new album with everyone. Parts of this album took years to piece together. This project was a labor of love and we're finally ready to share it with the world," says vocalist Benjamin Bensadoun. "We hope that through all the radio friendly, auto-tuned noise out there, people will notice our sounds and discover something different. We don't care if you buy the album, see us live, or stream the music, just hear it any way you can and connect with it."

Benevolent Tomorrow have created a buzz throughout the California scene with their mixture of classic rock, grunge and '90s pop punk. The band's eclectic mixture has earned them comparisons to classic modern rock giants like Foo Fighters and Stone Temple Pilots, as well as current chart topers like Shinedown and Buckcherry. Benevolent Tomorrow has grown to be one of Los Angeles’ rising stars and earned them All Access Magazine’s award for “Best New Rock Band” and “Best Song.”