V/A "Punk 45 Extermination Nights In The Sixth City" 2xLP
| A1 | –Pagans | Street Where Nobody Lives | |
| A2 | –Jazz Destroyers | Love Meant To Die | |
| A3 | –Pere Ubu | Final Solution | |
| A4 | –The Broncs | Tele-K-Killing | |
| A5 | –Electric Eels | Splittery Splat | |
| B1 | –Pagans | Dead End America | |
| B2 | –x_x | Approaching The Minimal With Spray Guns | |
| B3 | –The Defnics | 51% | |
| B4 | –Pere Ubu | Heart Of Darkness | |
| C1 | –The Human Switchboard | No ! | |
| C2 | –x_x | A | |
| C3 | –Pressler, Morgan | You're Gonna Watch Me | |
| C4 | –Pagans | I Juvenile | |
| C5 | –Poli Styrene Jazz Band | Drano In Your Veins | |
| D1 | –The Mirrors | Hands In My Pockets | |
| D2 | –Electric Eels | Bunnies | |
| D3 | –Styrene Money | Everything Near Me | |
| D4 | –Rocket From The Tombs | Life Stinks |
Soul Jazz Records' new 'Punk 45' album charts the rise of underground punk in the mid-west city of Cleveland, Ohio, which for many people is the true birthplace of punk music in the mid-1970s.
Featuring a fantastic collection of punk 45 singles from Cleveland groups including Pere Ubu, electric eels, The Pagans, Rockets From The Tomb, Mirrors, X–X and more.
The album comes complete with extensive text written by Jon Savage as well as exclusive photos and original record artwork. CD comes with large booklet and thick slipcase. Vinyl edition is on deluxe gatefold double-vinyl complete with with free download code.
The album follows on from Soul Jazz Records' earlier Punk 45 albums about USA and British punk (Kill The Hippies! Kill Yourself! and There Is No Such Thing As Society), pre-punk (Sick On You! One Way Spit!) as well as the deluxe cover art book Punk 45.
Extermination Nights in the Sixth City coincides with the release of as a second album about Ohio’s early punk scene, Burn, Rubber City, Burn – featuring the music scene of nearby Akron.
