• This fascinating symmetrical scale was is often used in jazz and jazzrock improvisation. It's no surprise that it is featured on the "Allan Holdsworth top 10" scales list. 
• French composer Olivier Messiaen in his work "The Technique of my Musical Language", presented this scale as the second of seven "Modes of Limited Transposition" (Wikipedia). Thus, it may be referred to as the 'M2'.
• Formula: 1 - b2 - b3 - 3 - #4 - 5 - 6 - b7
• Use this scale on the G7 chord.
• Practice with the G7 backing tracks.

• Use on the Bb7 chord. 
• Practice with the Bb7 backing tracks.

• Use on the Db7 chord. 
• Practice with the Db7 backing tracks.

• Use on the E7 chord. 
• Practice with the E7 backing tracks.

Check out this article by guitarist and educator Brett Stine: Using Non-Diatonic Scales as Compositional Tools in which he demonstrates how to use this scale for composing.