Banket: Bioelektrovízia versie op vinyl LP in standaard editie. Deze specifieke uitgave werd uitgebracht in Tsjechoslowakije bij uitgeverij Opus in het jaar 1989.

"Banket: Bioelektrovízia" is a seminal album released in 1986 by the Slovak new wave band Banket. The album is notable for its blend of synth-pop and new wave sounds, which were innovative for the Slovak music scene at the time. It includes a collection of twelve tracks that showcase the band's creativity and musical prowess. Among these tracks are the popular "Oči," known for its catchy melody, and "Po Schodoch," which became one of the band's signature songs. Other tracks such as the title song "Bioelektrovízia," "Tlaková Níž," and "Slovenčina" reflect the band's engagement with contemporary themes and their ability to infuse their music with a sense of cultural identity. The album also features songs like "Nezavadzaj," "Slon V Porceláne," and "Niet Čím Ťa Klamať," which further demonstrate their range from upbeat rhythms to more introspective lyrics. "Trofeje Ľudí," "Salieri," "Povinná Poézia Po Rokoch," and "Hosť V Panoptiku" round out this influential work, cementing Banket's place in Slovak music history.

Album valt binnen het genre Pop, Elektronische muziek en Tsjecho-Slowaakse klassiekers.