 The following year, the band released a Record Store Day exclusive EP entitled "Woman", which included covers of the songs "Good Woman" by Cat Power and "I Never" by Rilo Kiley.In October 2014, Dads released their sophomore effort, "I'll Be the Tornado" which reached 17th on the "Billboard "Top Heatseekers album chart, and added Ryan Azada to the band's lineup as a permanent bassist.However, months after the album's release, Dads dropped off multiple tours in summer 2015 as a result of a speculated breakup, which was confirmed by Scott Scharinger in a post on the band's Facebook page in the fall of 2016.