Critical reception
At Alternative Press , Annie Zaleski rated the album four stars out of five stars, stating the "Pensive and engaging, Jumping The Tracks is the quintessential headphones record that gets better with each listen." [4] In addition, Zaleski noting that the album features "A smattering of atmosphere flourishes (backmasked sounds, twinkling percussion, howling harmonies) add welcome melancholy and texture." [4] At AllMusic, Fred Thomas also rated the album four out of five stars and stated that the album "communicates greater depth and more sophistication than any of their other work." [3]
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