Dino Molinaro Discography of CDs

Dino Molinaro songs Personnel: Chris McCarter (vocals, guitar, keyboards, programming); Michael Carrodus (vocals); Adam Calaitzis (programming). Audio Mixer: Adam Calaitzis. Recording information: Toyland Studios, Melbourne, Aus (07/1995-01/1996). Photographer: David Sterry. Ikon: Michael Carrodus (vocals); Chris McCarter (guitar, keyboards, programming, vocals); Dino Molinaro (bass). Additional personnel: Adam Calaitzis (programming).

Dino Molinaro discography Ikon: Michael Carrodus (vocals); Chris McCarter (guitar, keyboards, programming); Dino Molinaro (bass).

Dino Molinaro music CDs Recorded at Cydonia Studios, Melbourne, Australia from August 1997 to February 1998. Personnel: Chris McCarter (vocals, guitar, keyboards, programming); Dino Molinaro (programming). Audio Mixer: Chris McCarter. Recording information: Cydonia Studios, Melbourne, Australia (08/1997-02/1998). Photographer: David Sterry. Ikon: Chris McCarter (vocals, guitar, keyboards, programming); Dino Molinaro (bass, programming).

Dino Molinaro CD discography Anyone could be forgiven for quickly switching off an album that opens with a couplet like "Betake yourself beyond this way/And pass the roads that meet the sky." But try to be patient; although the lyrics only get worse (here's another random selection: "Absence is my religion/Foray my words do speak"), the voice that delivers them is attractive enough, and Ikon's thick-textured sound is a constant delight. The two guitars jangle and crunch with a pleasing combination of clarity and density, while bassist Dan Molinaro generates much of the melodic interest while staying solidly locked in with drummer David Burns. Singer Chris McCarter has a pleasant voice that is nicely mixed, sometimes close and up front, sometimes slightly distant and echoey in a way that shows off his rich baritone range. On "Stone Frailty" (sigh), he manages to sell a barely interesting melody by virtue of passion and an inspired arrangement; "The Wish" brings in subtle keyboards to nice effect, and McCarter again manages to surmount the considerable obstacle of laughably awful lyrics. This is an album that brings considerable pleasure despite significant flaws. ~ Rick Anderson Recorded at Cydonia and Toyland Studios, Melbourne, Australia. Personnel: Chris McCarter (vocals, guitar, keyboards); Anthony Griffiths (guitar); David Burns (drums). Audio Mixer: Adam Calaitzis. Recording information: Cydonia; Toyland Studios, Melbourne, Australia. Photographer: David Sterry. Ikon: Chris McCarter (vocals, guitar, keyboards); Anthony Griffiths (guitar); Dino Molinaro (bass); David Burns (drums). 6th Rel

Dino Molinaro albums Charging out of the gate like it was 1979 again, Ikon makes goth music that strongly brings to mind the originators of the genre. From Bauhaus to Joy Division to the Legendary Pink Dots, Ikon sounds a whole lot like all of those bands. The only problem is where those bands were taking great pop songs and twisting them into depressing ditties, Ikon simply skips the song part and jumps straight into the glum rock. The resulting effort is a great-sounding record filled with all sorts of atmospheric guitar work and droning music, but lacking the essential ...

Dino Molinaro CD discography Editor: Tony Mantz. Photographer: David Sterry. Personnel: Chris McCarter (vocals, guitar, programming); Dino Molinaro (programming). Audio Mixer: Chris McCarter.