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Beckoned by John Peel himself, the first time The Chills entered the BBC studios in Maida Vale it was a dream come true for the little band that could from New Zealand, Exporting the kind of unique pop smarts that only emanate from Dunedin, they were only too happy to graduate to the fully stocked studio and show the UK what they really had to offer, Removed from past budget restrictions, but pushed forward by the time constraints of a one day recording, the results produced a rush of superior recordings of their early material, without losing any of the charm so vital to their appeal, This was the real sound of The Chills.

Captured across three Peel Sessions, from December 1985 to December 1988, The BBC Sessions highlights a fascinating look at band quickly transforming from being fish out of water on tiny Flying Nun back home, to finding themselves on hip labels of the day like Creation and Homestead, and then quickly moving to Slash and the world of the majors, with the spotlight of critical acclaim following them at every turn, The growth from end to end is incredible to witness, while never losing the one-of-a-kind outlook songwriter Martin Phillips has on the outside world.