We feel there’s a gap in the European snowboarding scene where there shouldn’t be one. The Euro scene is its own unique creature—a vibrant mix of creatives and shredders who support each other—and it deserves a media outlet fully dedicated to uplifting and celebrating it.

In recent years, Europe has been home to some incredible projects: Escape Video, bringing together some of the best European newcomers; Melter, uniting the Finnish snowboarding scene; The Simpson Brothers, introducing fresh faces to street snowboarding every year; Sensesse, celebrating the beauty of women’s snowboarding in Europe; along with Brust Studio, WOP, Stay Basket, From The Trunk, and so many other inspiring initiatives.

While there are great media outlets covering specific countries or global snowboarding, what’s missing is a platform dedicated solely to European snowboarding and street culture—a place we can truly call our own. A space to share ideas, swap tips, build connections, and spark new projects into existence.

As a community-driven media platform, we want to prioritize inclusivity, welcoming everyone who shares our love for snowboarding and beyond. It’s not about who you are but about your passion, vision, and dedication. That’s what truly matters to us.

This is why we started a Collective. We wanted no limits, no boundaries telling us what we can or cannot do. The Collective is only as restricted as our community’s imagination—which means there are no limits.

Also, Your spleen is an organ that filters out the best blood before it moves to the rest of your body. You can live without your spleen, but without it, the other organs need to step up their game. That’s exactly how we see this media working: through local Spleen communities spread across Europe. These communities will dig deep to uncover the best talent, ideas, and stories from their regions and send them through the Spleen Collective. This way, we can give these hidden gems the exposure they truly deserve.