If Muse and Ben Folds threw a party in Thom Yorke’s head while he listened to “Rubber Soul” on repeat, it might sound a bit like The Fire Tonight’s debut album, “No One Is Fine.” Subtle and anthemic and why-the-hell-can’t-I-stop-listening catchy, “No One Is Fine” tiptoes into your headspace and refuses to leave. But after listening to all 10 tracks – thrashing rock-riffs and soulful piano licks side by side – you won’t want it to.