Deja Dead’s Glasgow Event Promises Immersive Alt-Rock Brilliance
Music lovers in Glasgow are in for a rare treat next March, thanks to New York’s Deja Dead. Max Miller, the creative mastermind behind the name, is bringing his multimedia magnum opus, DISCONNECTED, to the Glasgow Film Theatre for a one-night-only event entitled “AN EVENING IN THE DEAD ZONE” on 23 March 2026.
This upcoming evening is shaping up to be nothing short of extraordinary. DISCONNECTED, Miller’s upcoming alt-rock album, was realized through a storied collaboration with the late and legendary producer Rico — a figure revered for his work with Gary Numan and Tricky. The convergence of Miller’s cinematic style and Rico’s sonic expertise creates an album that resonates with emotional weight and genre-bending energy.
The event is more than just an album premiere. Miller will invite the audience behind the curtain, sharing rare behind-the-scenes moments from the Glasgow recording sessions, threading personal stories through the creative tapestry. The night’s capstone, a neon-lit short film directed by Ben Sottak, visually ties together the album’s existential threads in a way that’s both innovative and aesthetically striking.
Adding another layer of interactivity, the announcement of CLOUD GAME by DEJA DEAD — a narrative-driven iOS game tied to the album — hints at more to come in this expanding artistic universe. It’s clear Miller isn’t content with simply releasing music; he’s constructing an experience.
Fans of boundary-pushing acts like Massive Attack, Gorillaz, and Nine Inch Nails will no doubt find a new favorite in Deja Dead. This is more than an album release. It’s an event, and one destined to be discussed long after the final note fades.
