Perth’s Ten Cent Tiger just dropped their new single, “Autophobia,” and it’s a sharp, emotional hit of indie-punk done right. Following their standout track Growing Pains, this one dives deeper—both lyrically and sonically.
Driven by punchy guitars and Verity Litten’s standout vocals, Autophobia explores that uneasy feeling of isolation even when you’re not physically alone. It’s personal, vulnerable, and still catchy enough to get stuck in your head. Produced by Tristan Sturmer and mastered by Daniel Antix, the track sounds polished without losing its edge.
The band—Verity, Kadin Hall, Trent Brand, and Matthew Rickwood—bring a lived-in feel that makes the song hit even harder. If you’re into melodic punk with guts and feeling, Autophobia deserves a spot on your playlist.
