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Electrocado Sydney, Australia
Electrocado was created by Sydney producers Bill Day and Ryan Whare in 2009. The duo combined generous amounts of electro, glitch, and progressive ingredients, spread some avocado on top, then grilled the concoction until it was steamin’ hot and crunchy. The result was a satisfyingly tasty meal with an eclectic blend of tempos and musical influences. ... more
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