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Axess Leverkusen, Germany
Axess is the musical solo project of Axel
Stupplich from Leverkusen, Germany. Since
1986 Axel is working on various
musical
projects, influenced by the electronic
music of the late 1970’s. Using
various digital & analog synthesizers and Cubase DAW he creates a
unique sound and his own little musical
universe. Axel is also a member of the bands "Pyramid Peak" and "Pyramaxx" (with Maxxess).
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