Digger Barnes - Time Has Come (2009)

"Time Has Come" is the debut solo full-length album by Hamburg-based multi-instrumentalist Digger Barnes, a key figure in the European Americana scene. The record is a conceptual blend of alternative country, folk, gospel, and rockabilly. The artist himself describes the work as a soundtrack to an imaginary film co-directed by David Lynch and Quentin Tarantino. The album's lyrical universe is populated by outsiders, loners, and the shadows of abandoned motels, creating an oppressive yet captivating atmosphere. The visual identity and overall concept are inextricably linked to the work of artist Pencil Quincy, Barnes' long-time collaborator in multimedia projects. The release established Barnes as a master of "dark" Americana with a unique artistic signature.

Tracklist:
1-1 Digger Barnes - Everybody Run [5:08]
1-2 Digger Barnes - Jim [4:26]
1-3 Digger Barnes - Song for a Sleepwalker [2:41]
1-4 Digger Barnes - Waiting for the Snakes [2:36]
1-5 Digger Barnes - 4pm [2:05]
1-6 Digger Barnes - Old Brown Shoes [3:56]
1-7 Digger Barnes - The River [4:46]
1-8 Digger Barnes - Slacker Song [3:34]
1-9 Digger Barnes - Time Has Come [2:17]
1-10 Digger Barnes - One Trick Pony [4:43]