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Name My Sci-Fi Chill Band

Pan-Galactic Gargle Blasters

The Aluminum Falcon

The Cantina Band

Warp Three

Psionic Smooth

42

Sonic Hedgehogs

The Scruffy Nerfherders

Stun to Kill

Beggars Canyon

The Womprats

The T-16's

Edit: Centrifugal Bumblepuppy

88 MPH

1.21 Gigawatts

Doctor Manhattan

HAL 9000

TARDIS

The Time Lords

Hyperion

The Rancors

Old School Cylons

The Will Robinsons

The Damned Dirty Apes
 
I'd go with "Zarathustra", referencing Richard Strauss' "Thus Spoke Zarathustra" aka the theme to "2001: A Space Odyssey". It's based on the work of the same name by Nietzsche, which explores the ideas of eternal recurrence and the ubermensch/overman/superhuman, a central prophetic character that represents the ultimate evolution of man in a simultaneously futuristic and ancient way, which is the duality I love about so many great sci-fi works. The mixture of the primal and the intellectual, the mystical and the technological and the way they become blurred the farther they are from our own concepts of "real". I'm more of a fan of the concept and the way it dovetails effortlessly into great sci-fi than the literary or musical works specifically, but there's a nice symmetry to it all.
 
Let The Wookie Win.

The Magnetic Fields.

Manos and the Hands of Fate.

Saturday Night Spookshow (or just Spookshow, maybe).

The Damn Dirty Apes.

"Not the Bore Worms!" or "Onward my Brave Hawkmen!"

Edit: Oh I think "Plan Nine" works too.
 

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