Yes, more break-core/noise/industrial sound!
But, apart from our musical tastes, I think this type of video (and all the demo vids made by Elektron staff are a reflect of their own musical tastes, and for me it explains some of the limitation of Elektron gear. For instance, if you think that electronic music is represented by a slow and harmonious progression from a quiet pattern to a just a wee bit less quiet one, then you understand why it is so difficult to jump quickly and easily from one pattern to another without waiting for the end of the current one: see this thread, in which we tried to solve this problem. And at least, it can be solved on the OT, but not on the MD. So, the MD alone cannot easily be used to play in a “cutup style”. Whereas I think it could be easily solved by Elektron in an OS update. But maybe they don’t even think it make sense, because of their own use of the machines. I have a Yamaha RS 7000 since the year 2000, and I’m trying to change (for the OT + MD) because I think I now know maybe 99% of the old machine, and sometimes I get bored by its sounds. BUT, its sequencer so much better than all the Elektron machine sequencer to play in cutup style, mainly during live acts. You can also play very easily strange signatures like 7/5 or 12/8. But of course, If you want to play 4x4 minimal house, you can also. It’s a pity, because I really like my OT and my MD, but they lack just few things to be the best grooveboxes of the market: but these few things are essential.