[Kototama]

It exists somehow with Elixir. It's not homoiconic and the interactive development experience is far from being as good as Common Lisp or even Clojure but it supports metaprogramming at an advanced level, is functional and dynamically typed.

[zerr]

Besides Algol-like syntax, LISP 2 was meant to be compiled, fast and statically typed.

[lokedhs]

Common Lisp is 2 out of those three. Implementations such as SBCL give you a lot of static typing too, even though it's optional.