What record label did Dave Grohl create for Foo Fighters' early releases?

Dave Grohl created Roswell Records for Foo Fighters' early releases.

Roswell Records was established in 1995 as an imprint connected with Capitol Records, helping Grohl retain control of his post-Nirvana music while releasing Foo Fighters material. Its name refers to Roswell, New Mexico, a place strongly associated with UFO lore—a fitting choice for a band whose name came from a World War II term for mysterious aerial phenomena.

The Foo Fighters' self-titled debut album was the label's first release. Early albums such as *The Colour and the Shape* also carried the Roswell name. In 1999, Foo Fighters and Roswell moved from Capitol to RCA Records, with Roswell continuing as the band's imprint. DGC Records and Interscope are associated with other artists or projects involving Grohl, while Sub Pop is not the label created for Foo Fighters.