their collaboration album The Dark Side of the Moog VIII: Careful With the AKS, Peter. Kraftwerk Florian Schneider used one to process his flute on early albums including Radio-Activity in 1974. In 1980, American pop band The Bongos used the Synthi AKS on both sides of their debut single "Telephoto Lens" b/w "Glow in the Dark", played by Dennis Kelley. In 2010, lead singer Richard Barone again used the Synthi on his album Glow, produced by Tony Visconti. It is featured prominently on the song "Yet Another Midnight". In 2013, a Japanese artist Yoshio Machida made an album "Music from the SYNTHI". This album was made by only Synthi AKS. In 2017 Jean-Marc Foussat and Georgios Karamanolakis released a 12-inch experimental record lp "Substunce sans Scrupule" that was composed solely of two (2) Ems Synthi AKS machines and an EMS phase shifter unit. References Notable EMS Synthi AKS users Alessandro Cortini Andy Whitmore (Greystoke Studios) Brian Eno David Gilmour (Abbey Road Studios) Mark Mothersbaugh Richard Wright (Abbey Road Studios) Roger Waters (Abbey Road Studios) External links EMS's homepage Info on EMS units (AKS in particular) Synthi AKS