Mark Bowen, the guitarist for Idles, utilizes the Moog Moogerfooger MF-102 Ring Modulator in his musical setup. This fact is substantiated by the "Rig Rundown: Idles" video produced by Premier Guitar, where the said effect pedal is distinctly showcased at the 54:30 mark. This evidence highlights Bowen's choice in gear for creating the unique soundscapes associated with Idles' music.

Guitarist Will Swan confirmed the use of the Moog Moogerfooger MF-102 Ring Modulator pedal for Dance Gavin Dance's 2018 album, Artificial Selection, through an Instagram post where he detailed the pedals used during the recording process.

At 6:22 Scott's name and shows this one on his pedalboard

In the Alabama Shakes' song "Dunes," Brittany Howard utilizes the Moog Moogerfooger MF-102 Ring Modulator, notably heard as the ring mod frequency emerges through a high-pass filter towards the end. This detail is discussed in the Laconic Coolitude article on their album "Sound and Color."

Seen on the very bottom left of the pedalboard, we can see Greg Edwards using a Moog Moogerfooger Ring Mod. It is specifically the one of the very bottom left because of it's distinctive knob and switch placement. He's used the pedal since the very early days of the band, but it's unknown where it's used (the outro to Sugarless is one guess).

During the interview, he said "and then one thing we did, which is kind of unusual, is that I used a Moog Ring Modulator on the song If I Get High. There’s a load of weird sonics and effects going on at the end of it and that was the Ring Mod with an expression pedal".

In this clip, MetalKult catches up with ISIS guitarist/singer Aaron Turner and guitarist Mike Gallagher for a little gear tour to see the equipment they use to create Isis' progressive mix of droney, doom metal

In a user-uploaded photo on Tumblr, Ratatat's setup includes the Moog Moogerfooger MF-102 Ring Modulator, positioned next to a Crybaby pedal.

In this photo, MonoNeon is seen using his signature fart pedal, a Moogerfooger Ring Modulator, a DigiTech Whammy V, and a JAM Lucydreamer

You can ear the pedal being used throughout the whole song.

"I use a real Hammond A100, customized by John Harburay out of Connecticut. My favorite Hammonds have always been A100s over the years; they seem to have something of a purer tone than a B-3. Live, the Hammond goes into two hot-rodded 122 Leslies and a Hughes and Kettner Puretone 100-watt amp driving a 4 x 12 cabinet. I use two effects on the organ: a Vermona spring reverb and a Moogerfooger ring modulator."

At 3:51 in the video, a MF-102 can be seen amongst Deacon's racks of Moogerfoogers.