Plajia Montreal, Québec
Plajia (pronounced Plah-gee-ah, not Shar-day) releases Piggie Park, the band's second album and a great complex mix of prog-
pop tunes.
In this new album, a human called Human discovers a yummy eatery named Piggie Park, while facing an existential crisis. So get ready for the musical smorgasbord you're about to discover.
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