New York’s Deja Dead, the enigmatic alter ego of Max Miller, is set to electrify Glasgow with a seminal multimedia event slated for March 23, 2026 at the Glasgow Film Theatre. The event, dubbed “An Evening in the Dead Zone,” will serve as the world’s first introduction to Miller’s genre-spanning new album, DISCONNECTED.
Born from a 15-year artistic pilgrimage that saw Miller journey from the streets of New York to the industrial pulse of Glasgow, DISCONNECTED is a collaboration with the late, legendary Glaswegian producer Rico. Miller, delivering intimate behind-the-scenes stories and rare footage, offers a poignant look at a friendship that shaped the very sound of the record.
The evening will reach its zenith with a cinematic short film, cloaked in neon and heavy with meaning, co-created by Miller and Ben Sottak, whose anticipated feature The Hallowarrior is already generating film-world buzz. The tactile blend of visuals and music is sure to appeal to those with a taste for the avant-garde.
Deja Dead’s work exists at the intersection of Beck’s playfulness and Nine Inch Nail’s existential weight, offering a listening—and viewing—experience that transcends genres. For fans of Massive Attack and Gorillaz, this is an urgent call to add Deja Dead to your playlists and keep your eyes—and ears—open.
“An Evening in the Dead Zone” is not just a concert, but the beginning of something larger: a multi-sensory universe, with the CLOUD GAME iOS experience set to bring fans deeper into the narrative. Mark the date—Max Miller is an artist you’ll want to watch.