Orlík: Demise ! version on CD in Remastered edition. This particular edition was published in Czech Republic in publishing company Monitor-EMI on 11. November 1996.

Orlík was a Czech rock band that was active from 1988 to 1992, known for their association with the skinhead subculture and controversial lyrics. Their album "Demise!" ("Zkáza" in Czech), released in 1991, is one of the works that marked their brief but impactful presence on the Czech music scene. The album includes tracks such as "S.O.S.," "Skinhead," "Bilá Liga," "Dudy," "Praděda," "Dvojí Metr," "Minuta Ticha," "Boty," "Zpráva Pro Tisk," "Všem," "Prima Večer," "Ty Vole, Láďo!," "Zrůdy," "Dokolečka," and "Terror." These songs reflect the band's punk and Oi! influences and are characterized by straightforward, aggressive lyrics that often address themes related to the skinhead identity and social issues. The band's music and message were met with considerable controversy due to their perceived nationalist tendencies.

Album spans genres Rock, Oi! and Czechoslovakian classics.