Every Node app I've ever worked on has had a high-ranking team member who advocated for adherence to idiomatic JS, and particularly against the use of functional concepts as expressed by libraries like Sanctuary and Fluture, so as to be readable and maintainable by "ordinary" JS developers (who are apparently assumed to be incapable of learning such concepts).

Lisp -- even transpiled to JS for ingestion by Node -- is patently out of consideration on such a project.