Volor Flex is an alias of Russian music producer Alex Frolov, who originally hails from the Siberian city of Novosibirsk and has been a phantom-like figure in the electronic music scene, often shrouded in mystery. His music is heavily influenced by the atmospheric and emotive sounds of the late UK producer Burial; it weaves a shadowy tapestry that marries elements of garage, ambient, and downtempo into a distinctly moody and cinematic style of dubstep.

Frolov's work as Volor Flex is characterized by its haunting melodic structure, crackling vinyl samples, and meticulous sound design that paints urban soundscapes. With a string of evocative releases like "Tramp" and "My Story", Volor Flex has gathered a loyal underground following. Albums such as "Unlit" and "Sabo" display an adroit melding of syncopated beats and poignant synths, which serve as evidence of his evolving and maturing sound. Despite being enigmatic and generally low-profile in the music world, Volor Flex's discography, including recent works like "Split" and "Blowing Smoke", continues to be revered as quintessential listening for fans of emotive electronic music.