COH is the alias of Russian sound artist Ivan Pavlov which he adopted after moving to Sweden in 1995. COH (pronounced 'son') can be read in both the Cyrillic as well as the Latin alphabet and means sleep or dream in Russian. Pavlov has recorded for labels such as Mego and Raster-Noton, and frequently collaborated with Coil's Peter Christopherson.
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