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buying the soundtrack just downloads the soundtrack of the game to your computer so you can listen to it outside of the game
It's a bit hard to spot directly below fast forward etc.
The music "dlc" is actually just a goody and adds the soundtrack of the game to your steam library.
Yes.
I know it's a weird concept, but back in the stoneage people bought music albums of artists they liked.
It's pretty much just a fanservice for those people.