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Extreme Records is an Australia-based record label.
The label was founded by Ulex Xane and initially specialised in underground experimental and industrial cassettes. Roger Richards became involved in 1987 and eventually became the label’s director after Xane's departure.
| No. | Year | Artist | Title | Format |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 001 | 1989 | Paul Schütze | Deus Ex Machina | CD |
| 002 | 1990 | Muslimgauze | Intifaxa | CD |
| 003 | 1989 | Laughing Hands | Ledge / Dog Photos | CD |
| 004 | 1991 | The Makers of the Dead Travel Fast | G'arage D'Or | CD |
| 005 | 1990 | Paul Schütze | The Annihilating Angel; or, The Surface of the World | CD |
| 006 | 1991 | John Duncan | Klaar | CD |
| 007 | Muslimgauze | United States of Islam | CD | |
| 008 | Merzbow / Right Brain Audile | Music for Bondage Performance | CD | |
| 009 | Jim O'Rourke | Tamper | CD | |
| 010 | Various artists | X - X Section | CD | |
| 011 | 1990 | Peter Appleton | Songs From the Shed | CD |
| 012 | 1992 | Muslimgauze | Zul'm | CD |
| 013 | C-Schulz | 4. Film Ton | CD | |
| 014 | 1991 | Stefan Tischler | Excess of Free Speech | CD |
| 015 | 1992 | Paul Schütze | New Maps of Hell | CD |
| 016 | Shinjuku Thief | Bloody Tourist | CD | |
| 017 | Mo Boma | Jijimuge | CD | |
| 018 | 1993 | Jim O'Rourke | Remove the Need | CD |
| 019 | 1991 | Christoph Heemann | Invisible Barrier | CD |
| 020 | 1993 | Elliott Sharp & Soldier String Quartet | Cryptid Fragments | CD |
| 021 | Jorge Reyes | El Costumbre | CD | |
| 022 | Vidna Obmana | Echoing Delight | CD | |
| 023 | Lights in a Fat City | Sound Column | CD | |
| 024 | Otomo Yoshihide | The Night Before the Death of the Sampling Virus | CD | |
| 025 | 1994 | Mo Boma | Myths of the Near Future Part One | CD |
| 026 | Muslimgauze | Citadel | CD | |
| 027 | Vidna Obmana | The Spiritual Bonding | CD | |
| 028 | Soma | Hollow Earth | CD | |
| 029 | 1995 | Social Interiors | The World Behind You | CD |
| 030 | Pablo's Eye | You Love Chinese Food | CD | |
| 031 | Land | Land | CD | |
| 032 | Vidna Obmana | Echoing Delight | CD | |
| 033 | Groovy | Groovy | CD | |
| 034 | 1996 | Merzbow / Right Brain Audile | Music for Bondage Performance 2 | CD |
| 035 | Mo Boma | Myths of the Near Future Part Three | CD | |
| 036 | Kato Hideki | Hope & Despair | CD | |
| 037 | Fetisch Park | Trost | CD | |
| 038 | Soma | The Inner Cinema | CD | |
| 039 | 1997 | Skúli Sverrisson | Seremonie | CD |
| 040 | Social Interiors | Traces of Mercury | CD | |
| 041 | Various artists | Untitled (Ten) | CD | |
| 042 | Fetisch Park | Alluvial | CD | |
| 043 | Ed Pias | Ancestor's Halo | CD | |
| 044 | 1999 | Rik Rue | Sample / Shuffle / Interplay | CD |
| 045 | 1998 | Otomo Yoshihide & Sachiko M | Filament 1 | CD |
| 046 | Eugene Thacker | Sketches for Biotech Research | CD | |
| 047 | 1999 | Maju | Maju-1 | CD |
| 048 | Christian Kiefer | Welcome to Hard Times | CD | |
| 049 | Maju | Maju-2 | CD | |
| 050 | 2000 | Ether | Music for Air Raids | CD |
| 051 | 2001 | Maju | Maju-3 | CD |
| 052 | Various artists | Serpentine | CD | |
| 053 | 2002 | Christian Kiefer | Medicine Show | CD |
| 054 | Ether | Hush | CD | |
| 055 | 2003 | Maju | Maju-4 | CD |
| 056 | 2006 | Claudio Parodi | Horizontal Mover (Homage to Alvin Lucier) | CD |
| 057 | 2007 | Terminal Sound System | Compressor | CD |
| 058 | Scott Tinkler | Backwards | CD | |
| 059 | Robert Vincs | Devic Kingdom | CD | |
| 060 | Luca Formentini | Tacet | CD | |
| 061 | Marc Hannaford | Hush | CD | |
| 062 | 2008 | Claudio Parodi | A Ritual Which Is Incomprehensible (To the Smile of Pauline Oliveros) | CD |
| 063 | Maju | Maju-5 | CD | |
| 065 | Terminal Sound System | Constructing Towers | CD | |
| 067 | 2009 | Claudio Parodi | The Mother of All Feedback | CD |
| 069 | Marc Hannaford | Polar | CD | |
| 070 | 2011 | Robert Vincs | Pneumatikos | CD |
| 071 | 2014 | Thomas Buckner, Claudio Parodi | Taken From a True Story | CD |
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