May 6th, 2014 
Drew Caruso 
Closure In Moscow’s long awaited new LP, Pink Lemonade, is now streaming over at Tone Deaf.
After a five year wait, fans of the band can now dive into the fresh, schizophrenic sounds of Pink Lemonade. An eccentric collection of songs, the earlier post-hardcore inspired sound has been elevated into a new groove oriented explosion. Channeling elements of The Mars Volta, Pink Lemonade is a welcomed surprise for a Tuesday night. Not being a fan of their earlier material, I am really into these new tracks. The 8 minute title track “Pink Lemonade” is a favorite so far.
Head after the jump to check out the album for yourself.
Drew Caruso is a Bostonian who, when not writing about music and film, spends his time getting lost in New England, reading books, talking about science whether people want to listen or not, and more. To see the thoughts of a scientist by day and a writer by night, follow him on Twitter.
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I guess I wanted this to be Second Temple too badly. It definitely has some great moments but I honestly feel like I’ll never listen to this from start to finish again. Back to First Temple for me.