Time No Reason established their reputation as original songwriters and performers right from the start. Their critically acclaimed first release,"The Clock Stops Here," prompted Lee Barrish of SCENE magazine to say “these guys just might carve out their own niche and get snapped up by a major label.” You can dance or you can listen, but there is no sitting in the corner when TNR cranks up their original power pop sound. Time No Reason can be seen playing Akron, Cleveland, Columbus, and Kent as well as on the road in venues in Buffalo, Detroit, and elsewhere throughout the East and Midwest. Time No Reason performs their own material but also covers many of their influences when performing on the college circuit including: Third Eye Blind, Foo Fighters, Live, Our Lady Peace, Radiohead, Collective Soul, REM, Spacehog, U2, Weezer, and others. Buffalo’s ART VOICE described Time No Reason’s guitar-driven sound as, “laden with artistic textures. This Ohio quintet has a hard edge, but finds a way to let the music shine through.” Laura DeMarco, of the CLEVELAND FREETIMES described the band’s sound as “heavy, alternative pop-rock, a Midwestern amalgam of the Dave Matthews Band, Live and the Foo Fighters.” The Akron's West Side Leader described lead singer Christopher O’Connell's vocals as "hot, gritty, and ready to rock." Guitarists Sean Larson blends style and strong melodies to deliver a fresh sound that still fits soundly into today’s modern rock and adult alternative radio formats. The rhythmic, driving percussion work of drummer Bill Gans and the melodic lines of bassist Anthony Sterns provide an energized foundation to the group’s solid, full sound. Time No Reason has been successful in achieving widespread airplay. They have been broadcast in Massachusetts, Michigan, New York, New Jersey, North Carolina, Ohio, Pennsylvania, Virginia, Wisconsin, and in England. They have appeared on a number of Top 10 College Music Journal charts including WBWC 88.3 FM (Cleveland) where they remained for 2 months in heavy rotation with their single “Tension”. The currently in rotation on 91.3 FM WAPS and on 88.9 FM WSTB. Time No Reason has showcased at Cleveland's Undercurrents 2000 and at the Buffalo Original Music Blast ‘98 and again in '99, this time on the premier stage. Time No Reason has recently performed with other national acts including: Sloan, Blinker the Star, and Montrose. Time No Reason most recent full-length release is "Inner Works." They have been included on several compilations including a national demo of unsigned bands TRS's "Radio Deadly," Blue Horizon Productions "DogBytes Volume 1," a compilation of northeast Ohio's best bands, and WAPS 91.3FM's "Bandwidth v.1," a compilation of the stations best on-air performances. Time No Reason has also released two previous full-length recordings, "The Clock Stops Here" and "Watch and Listen." Time No Reason is currently touring and working on material for its next release.