If Blink-182, Rise Against, My Chemical Romance, AFI, and a Day to Remember made sweet love to each other; the resulting product would be JFGs Dive Eternity.

You're Not Alone

Love In America

Burn And Fade

Stones

Control

What I Never Say

Failure

Lights

Wolves

Run Away

Portland based pop-punk quartet Jet Force Gemini was formed in 2011 in when Michael Christopher (vocals and guitar) and Roman Bilko (guitar) merged two distinctly different backgrounds to create a unique blend  of modern punk and pop melodies with progressive rock and metal guitar stylings. The band, which also features Nathan Hocker (drums) have been an established part of the Portland music scene for the last six years.

In 2014 the band released their debut album Pistola Melodica off their own budget and through the support of crowd-funding, this 12 song album would act as the foundation for the Band's unique balance of styles. 
Their sophomore follow-up Dive Eternity, which was saw a release in the fall of 2017, took the precedent set by Pistola Melodica and made it markedly larger. 

Dive Eternity showcases the Band's ability to weave these uniquely different styles into a compelling, 14 track album in which each song is distinctly it's own. Their first single, 'Triumphant', blends an power pop anthem-like chorus with orchestral string arrangements. Their second single, 'Monsters' is on the opposite of the spectrum, pushing heavy guitar work and gritty vocals that prove the band is more than capable of bringing out the heavy artillery. This song culminates in a djent breakdown followed by Bilko's now signature rapid fire guitar solos. 

With a third album already in the works, Jet Force Gemini continues to break new ground with their work.

The band pulls no punches with what promoter Leslie J Bialik calls ““…a perfect blend of straight-ahead raucous rock style, with very timely and relevant lyrics.” 

    Roman’s memorable leads range between classic punk anthems and modern southern rock phrasing to blistering fast classic rock solos and hauntingly romantic ballads. “They are playing in the same playground as Fall Out Boy and My Chemical Romance,” writes The Musical Junkie. 

    The extent of the bands range can be heard between the group’s singles. “New Disco Era” is pop punk to the core. A strong showing of vocal harmonies, pop hooks, and throwback leads with a touch of dark humor. “Venom” plays on the modern rock foundation. An antihero love song  that highlights the instrumental and vocal cadence the ties the entire band together. “Catalyst” is the fight track. It hits hard and fast, with a chorus that combines multi-layered harmonies and rapid fire double bass.

    It is with this unapologetic style that Jet Force Gemini  make themselves known.  Not relying on hyperbole or clichés to define themselves; JFG uses a combination of high energy live performances, anthem-like choruses, and a series of original viral video content to stand apart from the atypical alternative rock genre. Simply put; it is animated, explosive, entertainment.