COPROPHILIA's roots lay in the preceding punk band Aivottomat ("Brainlesses"). After a few punk years, the music quickly changed its shape in the direction of grindcore and death metal. Influential bands were Napalm Death, Carcass, and all the other death metal bands of the time. These influences can be heard on the band’s first demo in 1989. That demo was still made under the name Aivottomat. The musical change caused a name change to Klaustrofobia in the beginning. Eventually, only COPROPHILIA was good enough for the boys to describe the band’s music. The first studio session under the name of COPROPHILIA was recorded in the neighboring town of Laitila in 1991. That studio weekend resulted in demo tape with four songs on it. In the summer of '92, the band's second guitarist Toni Pekkala took the reins and rented the band a four-track recorder. Produced by Pekkala, the band recorded demos and training tapes throughout the summer. Some of the tapes were finally forgotten due to the poor quality of the tapes. Seven songs from these recordings were saved to disc with varying sounds. Despite close ties, the members of COPROPHILIA grew apart and the band ceased to exist in 1993. But now, at long last, is the entirety of COPROPHILIA's criminally short recorded oeuvre available in one place under the make-no-mistake title The Demo Collection and, for the first time ever, on vinyl. Dive into quintessentially Finnish sewers once again, or for the first time!