Baal (band)

Baal is a Danish rock band starting out in 1994 in Copenhagen. Besides their studio records, Baal has also created music for three musicals. Baal started out as a David Bowie cover band under a different name, and later changed name to Baal and started writing their own music.[1]

Baal
OriginCopenhagen, Denmark
Genresrock
Years active1994-Present
LabelsUniversal, Virgin
WebsiteBaals Facebook page
MembersBjørn Fjæsted
Troels Skjærbæk
Morten Lundsgaard
Henrik Sten Melander
Kenni Andy Jørgensen
Past membersJesper Grann
Jimmi Krogsgaard
David Kampmann
Bjørn Fjæsted, lead singer

Discography

Studio albums
Date of release Title Label
1996 Sensorama Virgin Records
1998 Karaoke Virgin Records
1999 Funtex Virgin Records
2002 The Supreme Machine Virgin Records
2005 Do You Come With Special Features? Universal Records
2008 Behind Your Echoes Universal Records
2019 Time Is Old Baal

Musical albums
Date of release Title Label
2001 Englesyn
2002 Antigone
2003 The Last Show

Live records
Date of Release Title Label
1996 Live (Official bootleg) Eurodope

Other appearances

In 1995, Baal appeared on a record from the Danish National Television, called Coming Up, with a set of new Danish artists. Baal appeared as track number one with "Chronical Love Song", later to be found on the Sensorama album.[1]

In 1997, Baal created the title song for the Danish movie Eye of the Eagle, with the name "Silent Eye. This song was released as a single containing three different versions of the song along with a film music suite.[1]

gollark: So fire spiders into crowds? Interesting idea.
gollark: If I were into harming government officials I'd probably want to minimize the chances of me being harmed.
gollark: I might need a dictionary or osmething.
gollark: That's so... something?
gollark: ...

References
  1. "Fokus: Baal – 20 år i og udenfor spotlyset". GF Rock. Retrieved 2016-08-29. (In Danish)

English translation of references
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