Formed in Cheltenham, England in 1980, Pigbag emerged from the post-punk scene with an unmistakable blend of funk, jazz, and avant-garde energy. Best known for their infectious hit “Papa’s Got a Brand New Pigbag,” the band combined driving brass lines, propulsive rhythms, and experimental flair to create a sound that was both danceable and daring. Their innovative approach made them a standout act of the early ’80s, influencing generations of artists exploring the boundaries between punk, funk, and world music.