upcoming album on Ipecac Recordings. Its title, You Won't Get What You Want, was revealed on August 17 along with its second single, "The Reason They Hate Me", which was described as "noisier and more abrasive" than the lead single. The third single, "Long Road, No Turns", was released on October 2, which Rolling Stone praised for being "another unique beast: off-kilter rhythms pierce through a seething veneer of distortion and Marshall, his voice sounding crystal clear, sings about making mistakes and coming undone." You Won't Get What You Want was released on October 26. It received universal critical acclaim and placed on numerous publications' year-end lists. The band's first career music video, for "Less Sex", came out on January 14, 2019 and was directed by former Daughters guitarist Jeremy Wabiszczewicz. In October 2021, Marshall was accused of abuse by his ex-girlfriend Kristin Hayter, who performs under the alias Lingua Ignota. Hayter elaborated on the allegations in December, alleging that Marshall committed rape and mental abuse during their relationship from July 2019 to June 2021. Marshall denied the allegations and announced that he would investigate legal options. Days before Hayter released her impact statement in December fully documenting the abuse allegations against Marshall, Daughters announced on Patreon that they were "pressing pause on Daughters activity for the immediate future", canceling a pair of scheduled January 2022 shows at New York City's (Le) Poisson Rouge. Musical style Daughters' early material was primarily described as grindcore, while their later material has been described as noise rock. Daughters have also been described as industrial rock, no wave, math rock, mathcore, post-punk, experimental rock, math metal, alternative metal, art-rock and art-metal. Sadler has said that he has always disagreed with Daughters being described as a math rock or mathcore band, stating "[Daughters has] always been a kind of calculated band, but not in a math rock way. None of us are classically trained at all and I don't think anyone in Daughters has taken a lesson in anything. The music just comes out that way and it's always been the nature of the band." With the release of the band's second album, Hell Songs, Marshall's vocal style had noticeably changed from high-pitched screams to a singing style that over the years has been compared to David Yow, Nick Cave and Michael Gira and also has been described as "Elvis Presley being tortured" and "Jerry