Lost in Ohio Announces Their Very Own Record Club

The Lost in Ohio label has established quite the reputation in recent years thanks to excellent new releases by The Julies and Dead Leaf Echo, but more importantly, via vinyl reissues of classic albums including Love Spirals Downwards’ Flux, Morella’s Forest’s Ultraphonic Hiss, Mike Knott’s Strip Cycle, and L.S. Underground’s The Grape Prophet.

Those reissues, which often highlight indie/alternative Christian releases of yore, are clearly labors of love — and that same passion is also apparent in the label’s latest venture: the Lost in Ohio Record Club.

The Lost in Ohio Record Club will deliver 4 new reissues in 2025, one release delivered every 3 months. Each release will be a special, overlooked album from the past which we hope you will love as much as we do! Each will be a very exclusive pressing of fewer than 300 copies (and hence, we are limiting the Record Club to 300 members). We will be announcing the first release soon, a fan favorite that our supporters will love, and will continue announcing each release in the months to come. All releases will be produced with the same partners we have used for our past releases, with the same attention to detail and care for both audio and packaging.

Members will also get access to digital downloads, store discounts, and free/discounted shipping. Cost of membership is $100 for US customers, $175 for Canadian customers, and $200 for international customers. Those prices include the cost of all four reissues as well as shipping. However, the record club will only come into existence if it gets 100 members by January 1, 2025.

In related news, Lost in Ohio’s latest vinyl reissue — Riverside’s One — was just released and is currently shipping.