Deja Dead Announces Ambitious Glasgow Album Premiere with Unique Multimedia Event
New York genre-bender Deja Dead, the creative moniker of Max Miller, is set to invade Scotland with a groundbreaking event slated for March 2026. Titled “An Evening in the Dead Zone,” the immersive spectacle will unfold at the Glasgow Film Theatre on Monday, March 23, presenting a pioneering first look at Miller’s hotly-anticipated audiovisual album, DISCONNECTED.
This ambitious project holds special significance: DISCONNECTED is the final work of collaboration between Miller and the late Glaswegian alt-rock icon RICO, whose influence on acts like Gary Numan and LCD Soundsystem’s James Murphy echoes across alternative music. On the night of the event, Miller promises fans an exclusive journey through the album’s creation—sharing behind-the-scenes footage, personal stories, and insights into the partnership with RICO, which was shaped by a transatlantic quest for inspiration and friendship.
Following these narratives, attendees will be treated to the world premiere of a neon-lit short film, conceptualized by Max and helmed by Ben Sottak, whose upcoming feature The Hallowarrior is already drawing buzz. The film promises to entwine the album’s existential themes in a cinematic experience unique to the Deja Dead universe.
With further digital storytelling on the horizon—including CLOUD GAME, a narrative-driven iOS game expanding the album’s reach into interactive realms—fans eager for genre-hopping artistry akin to Nine Inch Nails and Massive Attack have much to anticipate from this NYC-Glasgow artistic alliance.