Black Camaro

Black Camaro is an American indie rock band formed in Las Vegas, Nevada in 2001 by guitarist and vocalist Brian Garth and keyboardist and vocalist Tom Miller. The band is known for their eclectic and humorous approach to music, often incorporating elements of storytelling and visual arts into their work. Over the years, Black Camaro has released several albums, including *White People Fucked Up The Blues*, *Hang Glider*, *Miniature Panthers*, and more recently *Daydream Delphi*. They have also experimented with multimedia projects, such as the film *Miniature Panthers: The Motion Picture*, and have been a staple in the Las Vegas music scene, influencing other local bands.

Black Camaro's music often reflects a blend of quirky humor and darker themes, as seen in albums like *Hang Glider*, which was described as "darker, more subversive" compared to their earlier work. The band has undergone lineup changes over the years but continues to produce innovative music and multimedia content. Their recent releases include *Protocol of Dreams* and a podcast series titled *Standing in Your Shadow*. Black Camaro's commitment to creative experimentation and community engagement has made them a beloved figure in indie rock circles.