There are several artists using this name:

Baal, Japan
BAAL strives to create a sense of unlimited energy borne from a powerful living body. The band's sound is created as an original, pure art form, built upon repeated clashes of shattered programming sounds.

BAAL came into being in June 2005 as the next evolutionary step for CHRONOTRIGGER, the band's former name. In both guises, the band has been at the forefront of spreading the Digital Heavy Industrial sound concept throughout Japan's underground scene. As CHRONOTRIGGER, the band played many shows across Japan's industrial and dark music scenes including Android 666, the Kobe Underground Festival and Auto-Mod's Tokyo Dark Castle - Japan's leading live Gothic event. During this period, the band also released its demo CD featuring the tracks "On the Surface" and "Judgment."

The name BAAL was adopted in June 2005, reflecting the band's conceptual evolution and reinforcing its identity as part of Japan's underground scene.

Baal, Denmark
Baal is a danish rock band founded in 1994 by David Kampmann and Bjørn Fjæstad. The genre varies from rock, pop and electronica to a kind of easy listening. Their first album called Sensorama (1996) recieved great reviews and award nominations. Following releases ('Karaoke' in 1998, 'Funtex' in 1999, 'The Supreme Machine' in 2002 and 'Do You Come With Special Features?' in 2005) didn't recieve the same attention though.

The band is also known for producing music for several theatre performances and campaign spots in Denmark.

Baal, US
John Dixon have been releasing noise music as Baal since the mid 90's.