Shoot for the moon—even if you miss you’ll...probably end up making a total f**king faceplant. That’s a lesson many people in have learned the hard way in Hollywood, and to hear Wesley Eisold tell it, he's one of them. His last Cold Cave record, 2011’s Cherish the Light Years, was an explosive lunar launch that embraced every opportunity to tell you how awesome it was—nothing but souped-up goth-rock jock jams, bombastic lyrics and hyper-loud Brick Wall of China production. And yet, it failed to satisfy the one person most invested in its success: Wesley Eisold. Eisold told us that Cherish the Light Years is “the Cold Cave I can’t stand to hear,” and in the time since, he’s treated 2011 like a rejected transplant. But in addition to separating himself from former collaborators, dealing with his internal demons and external demonization, Eisold got a prosthetic limb after spending his entire life hiding his missing left hand. The metaphor wasn’...