Hailing from Helsinki, Finland indie pop quintet Koria Kitten Riot release their third album Rich Men Poor Men Good Men.

The album's subject matter ranges from a song about a mass murderer to a track that follows an alcoholic violinist.

When the first track on the album started I was immediately reminded of The Eels, with its quirky sound. And as the album moved from song to song I soon realised that this was a band with a lot of variety to both its sound and subject matter.

It's hard to pick a favourite track, but highlights include, for its pure upbeat tempo, 'Today's Been a Beautiful Day'; the beautiful trumpet backing on 'Train Song'; and the instrumental ending of 'Where Good Men Used to Live.'

If you haven't already discovered Koria Kitten Riot this is the perfect album to get acquainted with them.

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Nick Smithson