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Years ago, someone I was in a band with showed me an underground progressive rock band. They were probably from the 2010's and they were very unheard of (and still are). Meanwhile, the song I was given was amazing. It was very energetic with very catchy and unique guitar riffs and drumming. It was in a minor key, so it sounded kind of dark, but it was fast paced and active, so it didn't really sound boring or slow or depressing. 

I remember the album cover (or EP cover) was a kraken like creature or an octopus fighting a guitarist. Anyone know what band this is and the song? I haven't had any luck searching the internet.

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It looks like a programmer vomited code all over your post.

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...a vigorous circular motion hitherto unknown to the people of this area, but destined
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Quote I remember the album cover (or EP cover) was a kraken like creature or an octopus fighting a guitarist.

Ghede Chokra's Shark Move is the first thing that comes to my mind:

But that's probably now what you're looking for, since the album above is from 1972.
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Another one that more/less fits the description is The Light in the Ocean's (*inhales*) The Pseudo-Scientific Study of Oceanic Neo-Cryptid Zoology.
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