What makes No Ruinous Feud by The Incredible String Band notable?

'No Ruinous Feud' showcased the band's unique blend of styles, earning them a dedicated fanbase and critical recognition within the folk and psychedelic scenes. The album is noted for its rich instrumentation and lyrical depth, contributing to the band’s reputation as pioneers in blending traditional folk with avant-garde elements. Released in March 1973, 'No Ruinous Feud' came during The Incredible String Band's transition from their earlier experimental sound to a more accessible folk-pop style. This album followed their critically acclaimed work, including 'The Hangman's Beautiful Daughter' (1968), marking a period of artistic exploration as they sought to balance complex arrangements with broader appeal.