Greatest Hits: Why Does Love Do This To Me (Deluxe Edition)

October 2011 marked the 30th anniversary of the group and to celebrate the occasion, Universal Music released a best of album called "Why Does Love Do This to Me: The Exponents Greatest Hits".

The group's anniversary sparked interest in the band's story from Notable Pictures, who secured funding and support to produce a feature television documentary about the band, not only telling the group's story, but also documenting their return to Neil Finn's Roundhead Studios in Auckland to record some of their earliest songs, most of which had never been recorded or released. Simply entitled "The Exponents", the documentary will first screen on New Zealand television on Prime in May 2013.

The result of their documentary sessions at the studio is the new album "Eight Days At Roundhead" that features seven new recordings, an acoustic version of "Caroline Skies" and two tracks the band recorded with Neil Finn in 2005. It is being released in a deluxe combo with "The Exponents Greatest Hits".