Бухенвальд флава (Buchenwald Flava) is a Russian music project known for its distinctive style that blends elements of punk, noise, and spoken word performances, with a strong vein of Russian cultural commentary. Emerging from the underground scene, the band takes its name from the notorious Buchenwald concentration camp, reflecting the dark and often provocative thematic content of their work. The provocative nature of their artistry is designed to elicit strong, sometimes polarized reactions from their audience and to challenge conventional norms within the music industry and society.

The band's recent projects, such as "Моя борьба" (My Struggle), "Заводной помидор" (The Wind-Up Tomato), and "Bootleg от Дима Кирпич" (Bootleg from Dima Brick), showcase their continued evolution and willingness to experiment with both sound and narrative. "Моя борьба" rides the waves of political satire and introspection, "Заводной помидор" features a distinctively caustic wit mixed with punk-influenced energy, and "Bootleg от Дима Кирпич" serves as a testament to their underground roots and the raw, unfiltered essence of their live performances. Despite the confrontational nature of their music, Бухенвальд флава has carved out a niche following, resonating with those who appreciate their unorthodox approach to music and commentary on Russian life and politics.