Closure In Moscow

Brissy's newest camping event just got a little more progressive (rock)

Celebrating their new album, Closure In Moscow interview the artist responsible for the LP's incredible design.. Melbourne progressiver rockers Closure In Moscow have just released their second LP, Pink Lemonade, which has been receiving glowing reviews from all the corners of the world. And we decided that rather than us tell you to go buy it (you should), we'd do something a little different, and focus on the incredible art and design of Pink Lemonade's cover and booklet layout. It was done by French artist Stéphane Casier, and Christopher De Cinque from Closure In Moscow had a chat with Stéphane, looking at his influences and the art culture of Paris, while Stephane quizzed Christopher on the group's latest album, their inspirations visually (and sonically) and more. THE ART & MUSIC OF PINK LEMONADE CHRISTOPHER DE CINQUE x STÉPHANE CASIER Christopher De Cinque: Hey Stef, firstly, thank you for taking the time to do this. The first time I ever saw your work, it was the brilliant Kaij

"It came up against many a bag of dicks flying into our face through the process of getting this one out."

Closure In Moscow are making up for lost time. After a significant period between studio albums, the band returns with impressive sophomore offering, ‘Pink Lemonade’. Filled with individual charm and a unique style, the local quintet present listeners with one of 2014’s mid-year gems. We spoke with frontman Christopher de Cinque to get insights into it all.

You’ve got to hand it to Closure In Moscow, there are few Aussie acts flying the freak flag higher.

Six years of actual progression has paid off.