Drylock First or Anti-Mold Paint First?
It looks like the Drylock FAQ covers this and I missed it. 


  Q. Can DRYLOK® Masonry Waterproofer be used over paint?
  
  A. Yes and no. DRYLOK® may be used over any other cementitious-type
  waterproofing paint in good, repaintable condition, either inside or
  outside. However, DRYLOK® cannot be used over an oil or latex-based
  paint on the inside of a building. DRYLOK® will adhere to these
  paints, but if it cannot penetrate into the pores of the masonry
  itself, it will not waterproof the surface.


and also:


  Q. Can you paint over DRYLOK® Masonry Waterproofer? If yes, what is
  the procedure?
  
  A. Yes, using a good quality 100% acrylic latex paint. DRYLOK® Masonry
  Waterproofer can also be tinted for a decorative finished coat.


So it seems clear that you should put the Drylock on first and then any other paint, including the anti-mold primer.