Deja Dead Brings a Cinematic Listening Experience to Glasgow: “An Evening in the Dead Zone” Announced
Anticipation is rising among alt-rock aficionados as Deja Dead, the project led by New York native Max Miller, prepares to make a grand statement in Glasgow next year. On March 23, 2026, the Glasgow Film Theatre will serve as the epicenter of “An Evening in the Dead Zone,” where Miller unveils his new multi-media album DISCONNECTED.
The presentation is unique in more ways than one: not only does it showcase new music created with the late, revered Glasgow producer RICO, but it also promises a dive into the creative process that reunited the sonic threads between Scotland and New York. The partnership was struck after Miller’s years-long search led him to work directly with RICO, whose credits include genre luminaries like Gary Numan and LCD Soundsystem.
The event’s highlight will be a first-look screening of a visually striking short film, echoing the album’s themes of existential disconnection. This cinematic component, helmed by filmmaker Ben Sottak, is poised to envelop the audience in the moody, otherworldly universe Deja Dead has constructed.
Looking ahead, fans can anticipate even more from this creative endeavor, as Miller’s CLOUD GAME prepares to deepen the project’s narrative on mobile platforms. The event signals a new wave of multi-sensory album events, sitting comfortably alongside the works of Massive Attack and Nine Inch Nails for innovation and emotional depth.
