Aor-fm is delighted to announce the signing of cult pomp rockers THRILLS, for a three album deal.

All the members of Thrills, including original drummer, Rob Owens, hail from Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania. In 1977, the band moved to Long Island, New York where they played on the New York cover band circuit. In 1978, they were voted Long Island's Number 1 band in a Good Times Magazine band poll and three years later First Thrills was released. Signed to G&P Records, the album entered the Billboard album charts Top 200 and featured the single "Breaking My Heart."

To celebrate the release of First Thrills, Thrills was broadcast Live from My Father's Place on WLIR March 17, 1981. Late in 1982, Thrills followed up their critical and commercial success with their sophomore effort Front Page News, featuring the single "Tonight," now considered one of the classic AOR songs of all time.

In 1983, Thrills entered a Los Angeles studio in hopes that Thrills 3 would be a breakthrough album on a National level. After completion of the album, Thrills was left without a record label. Soon after the band dissolved, but in 2000 Rewind released “3” to much acclaim.

In 2008 Aor-fm will complete the reissues discography, releasing "retrospectively" their remaining two albums, and their long lost opus “From Kingdom Come”.

“FrontPage News” has been penciled in for a 2nd of April 2008 release. "First Thrills" including unreleased album "From Kingdom Come" as a bonus disc, will follow in mid May 2008.

All albums have been re-mastered, and limited to 1000, worldwide. "Frontpage News" will include the bonus track "Smiling" and dedicated to the memory of ex band member Bill Gilbert.

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